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English: Ayatorihashi Bridge / Ayatori hashi (bridge) (あやとりはし) on Kakusenkei (鶴仙渓) strolling road along the river in Yamanaka Onsen. Look like string figure (あやとり Ayatori) concept/style and goal setting designed by Hiroshi Teshigahara. Use for pedestrian only. Total length: 94.7 m, width: 1.5 m, Open 1991
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| Author | Lynn |
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