There's a bridge in Japan that looks terrifyingly steep. By James Grebey. mstk east/Flickr 2016-05-31T15:46:29Z Share. Facebook Email X ...

The world's scariest bridges are known for their steep slopes and stomach-churning heights. Some bridges that may look terrifying are actually relatively safe to cross, like the Sidu River Bridge ...

This terrifying 'rollercoaster bridge' forces drivers to navigate down a steep decent so ships can pass underneath. The Eshima Ohashi bridge in Japan – the third largest of its kind in the world ...

That bridge is called the Eshima Ohashi Bridge and is located in Japan. ... Street view on Google Maps will show the bridge doesn’t look nearly as steep as videos and pictures make it appear to be.

A video of a bridge in Japan that appears to be nearly as steep as a rollercoaster has gone viral on Instagram.. The clip was posted by Vineed Kumar (@foodandtravel_japan), who is an Indian expat ...

A video of Eshima Ohashi Bridge in Japan, also known as "Roller Coaster Bridge" due to its steep incline, is going viral on social media. Connecting the cities of Eshima in Shimane Prefecture and ...

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This scary bridge may just top the list, however. Stretching for just over a mile across Nakaumi Lake in Japan, the Eshima Ohashi Bridge appears so steep in photos online that it has been dubbed ...

A terrifying £158 million “roller-coaster” bridge in Japan is among the 'most dangerous' in the world. The Eshima Ohashi Bridge gained a reputation for being one of the most dangerous bridges ...

It was uploaded on 20 January 2015 with the caption that said, "MATSUE, JAPAN - JANUARY 28: Cars run the Eshima Ohashi bridge on January 28, 2014 in Matsue, Shimane, Japan." The image was taken on ...