Kotani Bridge, Emmusubi Kajikagaeru

Cute frog

Original Text

One of the three bridges over the hot spring town. The god of the matchmaking frog (monument) is enshrined on the bridge. There is also a rest area to see the river, so it's a good idea to stop.

One of the bridges over the three Tokugawa rivers

Original Text

It is one of the bridges over the Santokugawa River, but "Matchmaking Kajika Frog" was set up on the sidewalk and became a tourist spot. The "votive tablet frog" installed on both sides was larger than the pottery frog, and it stood out if the votive tablet was actually hung.

Jie び

Original Text

Especially, I don't feel like it's a tourist destination, but I went there because it's a marriage bridge. The view from the bridge is great

There's a frog doll house, a statue of Mrs. Curie, a violin museum.

Original Text

The bridge over the open-air bath is Koiya Bridge. It is about 300m from here. Seen from here, it looks like nothing in the great countryside. When I crossed the Misasa River or Santokugawa and looked at the other side of Seiryuso, I saw Koiya Bridge in the distance. I really wanted to go over there. There seems to be a frog doll hall, a statue of Mrs. Curie, and a violin museum.

There are Koiya Bashi bridge from the upstream, Misasa Bashi bridge where cars pass, and Kajika Bashi bridge that crossed.

Original Text

If you look upstream of the Misasa River from Misasa Bridge, you can see Koiya Bridge about 300m across. Misasa Onsen is across the Misasa River, and there are Koiya Bridge from the upstream, Misasa Bridge where cars pass, and Kajika Bridge that crossed, and almost this time is the hot spring town. Actually, I was planning to go back across Koiya Bridge to buy voice, but I stopped because it was a little far away. If I were young, I would have said it to the end of the marriage.