Hanada Natural Stone Bridge

Is a natural bridge. No doubt in neighbourhood, do you expect them to move away?

4/10 would not cross over again. Quaint sounding but has trash strewnbinside and around it, unfortunately. Waterwaybis manmade improved upon canal.

It's a nice natural feature, but it's closed off with a fence and it's in a neighborhood.

I stopped by while shopping at JA Mart Gushikami. You can tour for free, and there are no troublesome foreign tourists, so you can relax. There is no parking lot, so you can park at Minami Station or Ese and do some shopping on the way home. Well, it probably won't be checked. I walked across and didn't feel anxious at all. There is a fee to enter the nearby limestone cave, so it's nice to be able to see the stalactites for free! Lastly, there is an urban legend that if a woman wants to have children, she will receive good luck if she uses a picture of a stalactite hanging from above as a talisman. I don't know (lol)

Hananda = It seems that it is called this because it looks like a cow's nose ring🐮. This is the only place in Japan where a limestone cave has been eroded to become a natural bridge 2m wide and 10m long. When you look up from the bottom, you can definitely see the stalactites and the atmosphere that has been around for many years 💡 There's nothing else around, so we recommend stopping by the roadside station and then walking to see it.