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October 13, 2017, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan Togetsukyo Bridge over the Katsura River is a tourist attraction in Saga-Arashiyama where you can enjoy the nature of Kyoto

View from Togetsukyo Bridge, Arashiyama, Kyoto Prefecture

Red wooden bridge on Itsukushima island - Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan

Arashiyama, Kyoto, Japan at Togetsukyo Bridge during the annual autumn light up.

Woman in a kimono walking through a temple corridor

On a sunny morning in April 2022, Togetsukyo Bridge spans the Katsura River, which separates Arashiyama and Sagano, in Ukyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture.

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Togetsukyo Bridge over Katsura river in Arashiyama district, Kyoto Japan

Autumn in Japanese traditional garden at Tofukuji temple, Kyoto

Portrait of female tourist in kimono standing on corridor in temple

Traditional style of the bridge of Japan. It is wooden.

On a rainy day in November 2023, autumn leaves bloom near the red Kajika Bridge over the Yuzawa River, located deep in the mountains in Ikaho Onsen, Shibukawa City, Gunma Prefecture.

Bridge and footpath in public Japanese garden.

Togetsukyo Bridge in Arashiyama, Kyoto illuminated

Family strolling in Japanese traditional landscape garden at Tofukuji temple, Kyoto

Ancient Uji Bridge of Ise Shrine (Ise Jingu) in Mie, Japan. The Shrine is Japan most sacred Shinto shrine and dates back to the 3rd Century.

A traditional arched stone bridge stands peacefully amidst dense green bamboo, creating a serene and timeless natural scene

$Tokyo,Japan-May,7.2025:This is Monkey Bridge in Otsuki, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan.\nIt spans the Katsura River. It is one of Japan's Three Unusual Bridges.It is 30.9m long, 3.3m wide, and 31m high above the water.Legend has it that it was named after monkeys holding hands and crossing a river.\nIt is made of timber protruding from both sides of the cliff, and the bridge girders are supported by it, without the use of piers.\nThere is a record that it was rebuilt in 1964 during the Edo period.There is also a legend that it originated in 610 during the Nara period.It is also depicted in the ukiyo-e of the Edo period by Utagawa Hiroshige.$

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