Built in 1982 to conquer an impossibly steep mountain pass, the Kawazu Nanadaru Loop Bridge stands as one of Japan’s most striking roadside wonders. Suspended 45 meters in the air, the double-corkscrew structure gently navigates two full 360-degree rotations while offering panoramic views of lush volcanic hillsides. Beneath the colossal supports, a designated parking area lets photographers capture dramatic upward angles of the spiraling architecture. It also serves as an unforgettable scenic gateway for travelers heading to the nearby Kawazu Seven Waterfalls and soothing coastal hot springs.
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