6. Ponte Iya Kazurabashi, Japan
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Deep in the secluded Iya Valley of Japan lies the Kazurabashi Bridge, a structure woven from mountain vines. This ancient bridge, originally built centuries ago, offers a glimpse into Japan’s rural traditions. Despite modern reinforcements with steel cables, the bridge still sways with every step, and the gaps between the planks allow glimpses of the river far below. Crossing the Kazurabashi Bridge is both a journey into the past and a thrilling challenge for those brave enough to take the first step.
