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The Sarugakyo Bungy Footbridge first opened in 2013 as Japan's second bridge bungy operation after the nearby Suwakaio Minakami Bungy Bridge. Located over the spectacular Tone River gorge, the bright red triangular truss footbridge suspends visitors high above the clear blue waters of Akaya Lake. | The Sarugakyo Bungy Footbridge first opened in 2013 as Japan's second bridge bungy operation after the nearby Suwakaio Minakami Bungy Bridge. Located over the spectacular Tone River gorge, the bright red triangular truss footbridge suspends visitors high above the clear blue waters of Akaya Lake. | ||
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The nearby Sarugakyo Onsen is one of the most famous hot springs in the Minakami region. Since the Minakami and Sarugakyo bridges are close to each other there are discounted combo packages for those who’d like to jump from both bridges. | The nearby Sarugakyo Onsen is one of the most famous hot springs in the Minakami region. Since the Minakami and Sarugakyo bridges are close to each other there are discounted combo packages for those who’d like to jump from both bridges. | ||
Revision as of 22:31, 10 September 2020
Sarugakyo Bungy Footbridge
猿ケ京バンジー
Minakami, Gunma, Japan
(203) feet high / (62) meters high
(328) foot span / (100) meter span
19??
The Sarugakyo Bungy Footbridge first opened in 2013 as Japan's second bridge bungy operation after the nearby Suwakaio Minakami Bungy Bridge. Located over the spectacular Tone River gorge, the bright red triangular truss footbridge suspends visitors high above the clear blue waters of Akaya Lake.
The nearby Sarugakyo Onsen is one of the most famous hot springs in the Minakami region. Since the Minakami and Sarugakyo bridges are close to each other there are discounted combo packages for those who’d like to jump from both bridges.
The entire Minakami region is a recreational paradise with canoeing, rafting, skiing, hot springs, fruit fields and one of the last operating steam trains in the world.
Bungy Japan also offers bungy jumping from other high bridges in Japan including Ryujin, Itsukimura, Minakami, Sudokeikoku Fuji, Kaiun and Yamba Bridges.
http://www.bungyjapan.com/?lang=en
Sarugakyo Bungy Footbridge satellite image.
Sarugakyo Bungy Footbridge location map.
