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相生橋: 周边有什么、如何前往、何时最合适 · 2026年
Residents living north of Nakajima-cho cross this branching river deck alongside streetcars every morning, treating the historic junction as an ordinary neighbourhood commute.
A branching streetcar deck connects urban transit corridors directly to Nakajima-cho.
Built to accommodate municipal streetcars, the crossing features a distinct T-shaped junction where separate bridge spans converge, which provides the foundation for its name. The broader span crosses the river divide, while the downward spur forms the northern entrance to Nakajima-cho and the Peace Memorial Park grounds. Daily transit riders and neighbourhood commuters share the deck alongside visitors heading to the memorial.
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Aerial visibility made this distinctive layout the primary aiming point for wartime bombardment, though the detonation veered off course over a nearby hospital. The blast lifted the deck without collapsing the piers, and the reinforced structure subsequently survived severe typhoon floods that destroyed downstream wooden bridges. Modern reconstruction replicated the original framework, and a salvaged girder now rests in the peace museum.
- T-shaped junction
- 广岛和平纪念公园
- Streetcar network
- Wartime hypocenter target
- The original bridge structure was selected as the aerial aiming point for the atomic bomb.
- A surviving floor girder from the original crossing is preserved inside the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.
- The bridge name originates from the meeting point of its connecting spans.
- The southern branch of the bridge functions as the northern entrance to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.
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