Kogo Bridge - Hiroshima

It's a very refreshing bridge ? The scenery is beautiful and my heart is a little relieved ?

A bridge with many bicycles. Frequent accidents The name of the bridge, "Yoyo," is the name of the Koyo district on the right bank and the zodiac of the year (1870 (Meiji 3)) when the district was created as a newly opened land. The bridge, which has been here since the war, has taken various routes to become the current one. The grade separation bridge is located between the upstream bridge and the downstream bridge. The upstream and downstream bridges will be the Hiroshima City Road Kasumiyo Line, which has a sidewalk on the outside, and the grade separation bridge will be the City Road West 2 Ward Route 190, which continues from the Hiroshima City Road Kannon Iguchi Line to the Otagawa Floodway Right Bank Revetment Road. The grade separation bridge is a one-way one-way street from the downstream side of the right bank to the upstream and downstream bridge Higashizume. Until the early Heisei period, the bridge was located at the most downstream side of the Ota River drainage channel, and the Ota River Ohashi Bridge was completed on the downstream side in 2014. There are Asahi Bridge and Shin-Asahi Bridge on Route 2 upstream. There are Hiroshima Municipal Kogo Elementary School and Hiroshima Municipal Kogo Junior High School in Nishizume, and if you go west along the road, you will reach the intersection with Miyajima Kaido. If you go east, you will reach the Hiroshima West Airfield entrance intersection, which is the intersection with the airport street (Hiroshima Prefectural Road 262 South Kannon Kannon Line), and if you go south from there, you will reach the Hiroshima Prefectural General Ground and Hiroshima Heliport (former Hiroshima West Airfield). Heading east along the road, you will see Showa Ohashi Bridge-Yoshijima Bridge-Minamisenda Bridge.