All Reviews of Great Seto Bridge

The Great Seto Bridge was even more spectacular than I imagined! The bridges span the Seto Inland Sea one after another. From a distance, they look like several massive bridges linked together, stretching to the other side of the sea. The view is truly breathtaking.

Standing by the bridge and looking at the massive structure against the sea, you realize how impressive the engineering is. You can also feel the bridge’s height and scale while driving across it, with views of the Seto Inland Sea along the way. The whole scene feels very grand.

The most unforgettable part of cycling along the Shimanami Kaido is crossing one bridge after another over the sea, with sweeping views of the deep blue water, scattered islands, and distant mountains along the way. This approximately 70-kilometer route connects Onomichi in Hiroshima Prefecture with Imabari in Ehime Prefecture, linking several islands in the Seto Inland Sea. Riding across the bridges with the sea breeze and expansive ocean views is a very special travel experience.

I won't hold back from sharing these beautiful photos with everyone! Because
it really was beautiful. Although the sunset was blocked, I still thought it was very beautiful, and I waited until the sun had completely set. I honestly think the sunset bus is a gift to humanity?
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When the weather's nice, the sea sparkles like it's covered in glitter. If you catch the sunset, the colors of the bridge and the ocean are just so romantic.

The Seto Inland Sea Memorial Park is also a fantastic spot to enjoy views of the Great Seto Bridge.

You can see the entire Seto Ohashi Bridge from the observation deck on Washuzan in Kurashiki Kojima. On weekend nights, the bridge lights up and the atmosphere feels totally different.