Sarugakyo Bungy Footbridge - Revision history

Sakowski at 03:18, 11 September 2020

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	The Sarugakyo Bungy Footbridge first opened in 2013 as Japan's second bridge bungy operation after the nearby Suwakaio Minakami Bungy Bridge. Located over the spectacular Tone River gorge, the bright red triangular truss footbridge suspends visitors high above the clear blue waters of Akaya Lake.		The Sarugakyo Bungy Footbridge first opened in 2013 as Japan's second bridge bungy operation after the nearby Suwakaio Minakami Bungy Bridge. Located over the spectacular Tone River gorge, the bright red triangular truss footbridge suspends visitors high above the clear blue waters of Akaya Lake.
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−	The Minakami Bungy jump allows guests to drop into one of the most beautiful natural gorges in Gunma with stones millions of years old shaped into giant sculptures of natural art by the erosion of the Tone River.

	The nearby Sarugakyo Onsen is one of the most famous hot springs in the Minakami region. Since the Minakami and Sarugakyo bridges are close to each other there are discounted combo packages for those who’d like to jump from both bridges.		The nearby Sarugakyo Onsen is one of the most famous hot springs in the Minakami region. Since the Minakami and Sarugakyo bridges are close to each other there are discounted combo packages for those who’d like to jump from both bridges.

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 (328) foot span / (100) meter span<br />
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 Sarugakyo Bungy Footbridge satellite image.
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 Sarugakyo Bungy Footbridge location map.

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 The Sarugakyo Bungy Footbridge first opened in 2013 as Japan's second bridge bungy operation after the nearby Suwakaio Minakami Bungy Bridge.  Located over the spectacular Tone River gorge, the bright red triangular truss footbridge suspends visitors high above the clear blue waters of Akaya Lake.
- The Minakami Bungy jump allows guests to drop into one of the most beautiful natural gorges in Gunma with stones millions of years old shaped into giant sculptures of natural art by the erosion of the Tone River.
+The Minakami Bungy jump allows guests to drop into one of the most beautiful natural gorges in Gunma with stones millions of years old shaped into giant sculptures of natural art by the erosion of the Tone River.
 The nearby Sarugakyo Onsen is one of the most famous hot springs in the Minakami region.  Since the Minakami and Sarugakyo bridges are close to each other there are discounted combo packages for those who’d like to jump from both bridges.