Have gephyrophobia — a fear of bridges? Look no further. A bridge in Japan is catching renewed attention online thanks to eye-popping photos that show it resembling a vertical Slip n’ Slide for cars ...

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TOKYO -- The sturdy Umaya Bridge across the Sumida River in the Japanese capital has been a symbol of recovery from the 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake. Stained glass on the upper part of a Umaya Bridge ...

Dubbed the 'rollercoaster bridge', the Eshima Ohashi in Japan links Matsue in Shimane Prefecture with Sakaiminato in Tottori Prefecture. The £119million crossing is used by thousands of motorists each ...

SHINSHIRO, Aichi -- The gridlike parts of an arch bridge over a river in this central Japan city are reminiscent of traditional wood framed Japanese architecture. The pillars supporting the old Tsuge ...

If you look straight onto the Eshima Ohashi bridge in Japan, the ridiculously steep incline makes it look more like a roller coaster than a road for cars to drive on. I mean, come on, would you want ...

Kengo Kuma and Associates, a world-renowned Japanese architecture firm, recently completed the Kusugibashi Bridge in Osogoe, Shuto Town, Iwakuni City in Japan. The bridge is a replacement for the old ...