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974 foot span / 297 meter span<br />
 
974 foot span / 297 meter span<br />
 
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The Tanise Footbridge opened in 1954 as the longest span footbridge in the world with a tower to tower distance of 297 meters.  At the time the footbridge was also one of the highest in Japan at 54 meters.  Sometimes referred to as the Tanize Bridge, the span has a second set of cables midway between the top cables and the deck.  It is unclear why the engineers used this double arrangement or if was part of a modification made at a later date.   
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The Tanise Footbridge opened in 1954 as the longest span footbridge in the world with a tower to tower distance of 297 meters.  At the time the footbridge was also one of the highest in Japan at 54 meters.  Sometimes referred to as the Tanize Bridge, the span has a second set of cables midway between the top cables and the deck.  It is unclear why the engineers used this double arrangement but it looks like the lower cable was part of the original span with a sag that was too shallow so higher cables and new towers were added at a later date to make the deck less bouncy.   
  
 
The entire area has become a popular tourist attraction with camping available along the river below the north side of the bridge.
 
The entire area has become a popular tourist attraction with camping available along the river below the north side of the bridge.
  
  
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Tanise Footbridge satellite image.
 
Tanise Footbridge satellite image.
  
  
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Tanise Footbridge location map.
 
Tanise Footbridge location map.
  
  
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Latest revision as of 04:10, 26 August 2020

Tanise Footbridge
谷瀬の吊り橋
Totsukawa, Nara, Japan
(177) feet high / 54 meters high
974 foot span / 297 meter span
1954

Taniseby 将吾北村.jpg


The Tanise Footbridge opened in 1954 as the longest span footbridge in the world with a tower to tower distance of 297 meters. At the time the footbridge was also one of the highest in Japan at 54 meters. Sometimes referred to as the Tanize Bridge, the span has a second set of cables midway between the top cables and the deck. It is unclear why the engineers used this double arrangement but it looks like the lower cable was part of the original span with a sag that was too shallow so higher cables and new towers were added at a later date to make the deck less bouncy.

The entire area has become a popular tourist attraction with camping available along the river below the north side of the bridge.


Taniseby けいぞう.jpg

Image by けいぞう.


TaniseBelow.jpg


TaniseBy maobu kojima.jpg

Image by maobu kojima.


TaniseBy AKIRA OKADA.jpg

Image by AKIRA OKADA.


TaniseBy M Tanaka.jpg

Image by M Tanaka.


Taniseby 岩本真奈美.jpg

Image by 岩本真奈美.


Taniseby 西村順子.jpg

Image by 西村順子.


TanisePlaque.jpg


TaniseBy Shotaro Oshima.jpg

Image by Shotaro Oshima.


TaniseDrummers.JPG


Taniseby 青木淳.jpg

Image by 青木淳.


TaniseBy 小椋正人.jpg

Image by 小椋正人.


TaniseRiver.jpg


TaniseBy JAPAN PAO.jpg

Image by JAPAN PAO.


TaniseBuilding.jpg


TaniseBy Maoh Tamago.jpg

Image by Maoh Tamago.


Tanisetowercables.jpg


TaniseDeckWood.jpg


TaniseRailing.jpg


TaniseTowerBy Ta Sa.jpg

Image by Ta Sa.


TaniseSuspender.jpg


TaniseTower.jpg


TaniseSign.jpg


Taniseby kato m-.jpg

Image by kato m-.


TaniseBy KEI YAMA.jpg

Image by KEI YAMA.


Tanise2By 小椋正人.jpg

Image by 小椋正人.


TaniseRiver2.jpg


TaniseBooth.jpg


Taniseby village wood.jpg

Image by village wood.


TaniseBy hoi Sze Ngai.jpg

Image by hoi Sze Ngai.


TaniseValley.jpg


Tanise1954Open.jpg


Taniseby 桂樹じゅん.jpg

Image by 桂樹じゅん.


TaniseBy Miyake Satoshi.jpg

Image by Miyake Satoshi.


TaniseBy 水貝翔太.jpg

Image by 水貝翔太.


TaniseCables.jpg


Unknown By 田中太郎.jpg

Image by 田中太郎.


TaniseCampers.jpg


TaniseSatellite.jpg

Tanise Footbridge satellite image.


TaniseSatelliteWide.jpg


TaniseLocationMap.jpg

Tanise Footbridge location map.


TaniseLocationMapWide.jpg