The Nihongo|Hōrai Bridge|蓬莱橋|Hōrai-bashi constructed in 1879 is a wooden walking bridge in Shimada,
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* [http://www.kandou10.jp/en/spot/spot354_c2_1.html The Hourai Bridge]
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