Enjoy Nature and Stunning Views at ”Hoshi no Buranko!”
Enjoy Nature and Stunning Views at ”Hoshi no Buranko!” In Osaka, you'll find ”Hoshi no Buranko”, one of Japan's largest wooden suspension bridges. This bridge stands at an elevation of 180 meters, stretches 280 meters in length, and boasts a maximum height of 50 meters above the ground. It is one of the largest pedestrian suspension bridges in the country. ### The Origin of ”Hoshi no Buranko” The name "Hoshi no Buranko" is derived from local legends and history associated with stars, such as the Tanabata legend. True to its star-inspired name, the area offers a breathtaking view of the night sky filled with stars. ### History and Background In 1997, ”Hoshi no Buranko” was selected as one of the venues for the Naniwa National Sports Festival. During this time, a climbing wall was installed, and ”Hoshi no Buranko!” was completed. The view from about 50 meters high is stunning, providing a panoramic view of Osaka's beautiful landsc...