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Glasses [Barrier-free] Meganebashi

　

The oldest stone arch bridge in Japan and an important cultural property of the country. The stone arch bridge with a length of 22.35m, width of 4.68m, and total height of 5.23m is affectionately known as ``Megane Bridge'' because of its reflection on the river surface.Among the stone bridges in Nagasaki, it is the only real stone bridge that is not made of concrete. , this Megane Bridge, Tokei Bridge, and Fukuro Bridge are the only ones. Part of it collapsed during the Nagasaki Great Flood in 57, but it was restored the following year by collecting stones that had been washed away. Additionally, the sidewalks around Meganebashi Bridge are being made barrier-free, so you can enjoy walking around them in a wheelchair. This photo is the view from Uoichi Bridge.

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Busan Area: Nagasaki city center area (Peace Park, Mt. Inasa, Glover Garden, etc.)

Categories: Tourism public facility Assistance Dogs

Barrier-free information

Parking
Barrier-free parking
flat
Slope installation
Automatic door
Wheelchair accessible elevator
Barrier-free toilet
ostomate toilet
Diaper changing table-for adults-
Baby care equipment (diaper changing table)
Baby care facilities (nursing space and diaper changing table available)
Baby care facilities (only breastfeeding space available)
Stroller rental
Wheelchair rental -manual-
Wheelchair rental -Electric-
voice guidance
electronic bulletin board
Guide dog compatible
AED installation

Barrier-free facility information

The entrance to Megane Bridge has several steps, making it difficult to cross in a wheelchair, but you can enjoy the panoramic view from the riverside walkways and bridges spanning upstream and downstream.
The facility, which used to be a police box, has been transformed into a barrier-free restroom with ostomate facilities, and there is also a public telephone that is wheelchair accessible adjacent to it.

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Although it is difficult to cross Meganebashi Bridge due to the steps, the stone bridge downstream, Fukurobashi Bridge, can be crossed even in a wheelchair. However, since it is a stone bridge, the road is narrow and somewhat uneven. There is also vehicular traffic, so please be careful when walking. The "Uoichibashi Bridge" next to the public toilets upstream is flat and wide, with a sidewalk so you can enjoy the view at your leisure.

Basic Information

Address	Uonomachi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 850-0874
Telephone number	095-829-1193(Cultural Properties Division, Culture and Tourism Department, Nagasaki City)
FAX	095-829-1219
Contact	Nagasaki City Hall TEL 095-822-8888 (2-22 Sakuramachi, Nagasaki City)
Transportation access	Take the tram bound for ``Hotaru Chaya'' → get off at ``Meganebashi'' and walk for about 3 minutes. 6 minutes by bus from Nagasaki Station East Exit bus stop, then 4 minutes on foot from Meganebashi bus stop
Link URL	https://www.city.nagasaki.lg.jp/shimin/190001/192001/p000713.html

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