Bandai Bridge

The Wandai Bridge is the first wooden bridge in Japan. It has a history of 100 years and has not collapsed in the Niigata earthquake. It represents the will of the Niigata people! It is an iconic bridge on Xinnong Kawagawa and an important cultural heritage in Japan.

The night view is good, next to the Niigata Daily Building. The old site of Wandai Bridge is also on this road, you can see it together. There are also MUJI and Uniqlo in LOFT nearby, and the price is good.

The Wandai Bridge can be said to be one of the symbols of Niigata, and some of the attractions in the central district of Niigata City are near the Wandai Bridge: the west of the bridge leads to the Sea of Japan, turns halfway through the ancient temple, and you can also go to the Baishan Shrine. To the east of the bridge is the Niigata Daily, the night view is very beautiful, and then go forward, it is the Niigata Station, and the transportation is convenient. (The attached picture, the first two are the cherry blossoms in the early winter, and the last three are the scenery of the Wandai Bridge in the early winter)

Cross a bridge in Shinnokawa. Now it is under National Road 7 and the important cultural wealth designated by Japan. JR Shinnoku Line, Yuehou Line, Upper Yue Shinkansen Niigata Station Wandaikou After coming out, walk about 500 meters along the road. Wandaikou comes out to the left hand to have a sightseeing case. Very convenient.

The Niigata Swan Stadium is named for the white-shaped swan. Located in the Niigata Sports Park, it has a total of 5 floors, with 42,300 seats, and the height of the stands is 32.5 meters, all of which are reinforced concrete structures. The architectural design is open and atmospheric.