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Furubashi (Nakagobashi) Furuhashi (Nakagawa Bridge)

A small stone bridge with a unique processing method for sidewall stones

This stone bridge over the Narutaki River is the gateway to Nagasaki from Ichinose to Sakurababa, and was built in 1654 by the Tang Tsuji, Rinshuden, with his own funds.
It is the sixth stone bridge built counting from Megane Bridge, and has a span of 6 meters. This is the smallest stone bridge in this water system, but you can see the careful work done on the side walls.
Since the bridge was built, there have been no records of the bridge collapsing, and the bridge is currently being raised approximately 1 meter by burying the bridge railings, main pillars, etc.

In 1918, a new Nakagawa Bridge was built downstream, and this bridge was renamed Furubashi.

Busan Area
Nagasaki city center area (Peace Park, Mt. Inasa, Glover Garden, etc.)
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Address Between Nakagawa 850-chome and Sakurababa 0013-chome, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 2-2
Phone 095-829-1193(Nagasaki City Culture and Tourism Department Cultural Properties Division)
FAX 095-829-1219
Transportation access Tram: Take the tram from JR Nagasaki Station (bound for Hotaru Chaya), get off at the Shin-Nakagawa-cho stop, and walk for about 5 minutes.
Bus: Get off at “Nakagawacho” bus stop, about 3 minutes walk
Link URL Nagasaki City official website
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