Kiyosu Bridge

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Kiyosu Bridge is a historic steel suspension bridge in Tokyo, Japan, known for its elegant design and resemblance to Germany’s Cologne Bridge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf steel bridge
suspension bridge
architecturalStyle suspension bridge design
connects Nihonbashi-Kakigarachō
linked to: Nihonbashi

Shinkawa
constructionEndDate 1928
constructionStartDate 1925
country Japan
crosses Sumida River
eraOfConstruction Shōwa period
linked to: Showa era
featuredIn Tokyo sightseeing guides
hasColor blue
hasCoordinateLatitude 35.682
hasCoordinateLongitude 139.792
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of modernisation of Tokyo’s river crossings
hasDeckType roadway deck
hasDesignSimilarityTo Cologne Bridge in Germany
Hohenzollern Bridge
hasLighting decorative illumination
hasPiersInWater true
hasSpanType three-span suspension
hasTraffic bicycles
motor vehicles
pedestrians
heritageDesignationDate 1977
heritageStatus Important Cultural Property of Japan
isHistoric true
isTouristAttraction true
knownFor elegant design
resemblance to Cologne’s Hohenzollern Bridge
length 186.2 metres
locatedIn Chūō, Tokyo
Kōtō, Tokyo
Tokyo
locatedInMetropolitanArea Greater Tokyo Area
locatedInWaterBody Sumida River
mainSpanLength 102.4 metres
maintainedBy Tokyo Metropolitan Government
materialUsed steel
namedAfter Kiyosu
near Kayabachō area
Suitengumae area
opened 1928
owner Tokyo Metropolitan Government
partOf Sumida River bridges
linked to: Ryogoku Bridge
width 22 metres

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Sumida River hasBridge Kiyosu Bridge