Kasado Bridge

Strong wind で fly ばされそう!

Original Text

I crossed this bridge for the first time in several years. Last time it was a car, but this time I tried to cross it by bicycle. The width of the sidewalk is 60 cm, and there is a strong wind of the tree-dead class, so it is impossible to run on the sidewalk by bicycle. It's going to fall on the roadway (it's dangerous because the car passes quite a bit), or it's going to fall into the sea tens of meters below, so it's a pretty slope, and I went down and pushed it, but I was really scared without going straight. I thought I should drive on a windy day.

Blue sky and red bridges - a bridge to the beautiful island with sunset.

Original Text

It is a 500 ｍ weak bridge connecting Honshu and Kasado Island. The bridge is painted bright vermilion, so on a sunny day it looks very good in contrast to the blue sky. Unfortunately, it was a little cloudy this time ... The bridge was built in 1970, and after that, flounder cultivation and herb cultivation became popular on Kasado Island ... There are still several small harbors and villages where you can feel the atmosphere of the "good old days". Sometimes ships pass under the bridge, so that scene ...

Red cool bridge

Original Text

It is a cool red bridge connecting Honshu and Kasado Island. I use it more than 5 times a year to visit the national residence called Oshiro. Free.

Fishing spot

Original Text

As the name suggests, it is a bridge to cross Kasado Island. It is characterized by the red-painted steel frame, and there is a fishing spot at the foot of the bridge, which is often crowded.

Really っ Red な Cute い Bridge

Original Text

The only bridge connecting Kasado Island and Honshu. The kamaboko-shaped red bridge is regularly repainted and always brightly reflected in the background sea and sky. From this bridge, beyond is a natural wonderland. There are small villages in each of the small Minato areas on the inside of the island, which invites nostalgia. When I went today, I was shipbuilding at the Kasado Dock on the island, and I saw a huge sliced tanker.