Usui 3rd Bridge (Meganebashi)

The Usui 3rd Bridge, also known as the Megane Bridge, in Annaka City, Gunma Prefecture, is a beautiful brick four-arched bridge and is one of the largest in Japan. With a total length of 91m and a height of 31m, this magnificent structure, which uses over 2 million bricks, is truly impressive. This masterpiece, which combines history and technology, has been designated as a national important cultural property. If you visit in the autumn, you can enjoy the reddish-brown brick color matching the surrounding autumn leaves, creating a picturesque scenery.

The Usui Pass Third Bridge, also known as the Megane Bridge, in Annaka City is a beautiful brick-built four-arch railway bridge that boasts a height of 31 meters, making it the largest of its kind in Japan. Its magnificent appearance and intricate construction using over two million bricks are a sight to behold, and it is highly valued for its historical significance. This spot can be enjoyed with the changing scenery of the four seasons and is free to visit. Please come and visit at least once.

The Usui Pass Railway Heritage includes the Megane Bridge, a historic brick arch bridge built during the Meiji era, designated as a National Important Cultural Property. Its four majestic arches are affectionately known as the "Megane Bridge" and symbolize Japan's railway technology as part of the Usui Pass Railway Heritage. This spot, where you can feel the history along with the beautiful scenery, is loved by many people.

The Usui Third Bridge (Megane Bridge) is a hiking course where you can feel the history along with beautiful scenery for all seasons. The view from the brick arch bridge, which is a national important cultural property, about 30 meters below is breathtaking. Especially during the autumn foliage season, the stunning view of the red brick and nature in harmony spreads out. This spot is free to enjoy, so please come and visit.

The Usui Pass Railway Heritage Park's third bridge, also known as the Megane Bridge, is a brick arch bridge, the largest of its kind in Japan. It has been designated as an important cultural property due to its beauty and historical value. The historical buildings in the surrounding area, such as the former Maruyama substation, should not be missed. Against the backdrop of the changing seasons, the magnificent sight created by over two million bricks will surely move visitors.