The Japanese Covered Bridge was built in 1593 and was originally built by the Japanese in the 16th century. It was confirmed by the Chinese during the Ming Dynasty in China. The covered wind and rain covered bridge, after a long time of baptism, the wooden railings on the bridge and the red paint on the outer wall have fallen off, and the bridge is also dark. On the north side of the covered bridge is a tower temple to protect the boatmen on the river. One end of the bridge is guarded by a monkey, and one end is guarded by a dog. It is said that it was started in the Year of the Monkey and completed in the Year of the Dog. Therefore, it is also known as the Stone Monkey Bridge. The overseas Chinese also call it the Maqiao Bridge. There is a plaque on the bridge, the book "far to the bridge", and there are Chinese characters such as "Ancheng" and "Lei".