Megane Bridge

Megane Bridge is a famous stone bridge in Nagasaki, whose shape resembles glasses (Japanese for 'megane'). This unique architectural monument is one of the city's most recognizable symbols.

Built in 1634, the bridge reflects picturesquely in the water, forming a distinctive double circle resembling glasses.

It's the perfect place to walk around and take souvenir photos while exploring Nagasaki. Not only does the bridge provide a practical connection between the river banks, but it is also a testament to the history and craftsmanship of past builders.