Today I’m walking around the “What’s Niigata” sign and crossing the Ryuto bridge.
The “What’s Niigata” sign is a fun and colorful sign that features the name of Niigata city in English letters. The sign has been moved to different locations around the city, but it is currently located at the Bandaijima Multipurpose Plaza, near the riverbank. The sign has two hollowed-out letter I’s with hearts on top, which are perfect for posing inside and taking selfies. The sign is also decorated with lights during the winter illumination season, making it even more attractive. The sign is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike, who want to show their love and curiosity for Niigata city.
The Ryuto Bridge is a modern and impressive bridge that spans the Shinano River in Niigata city, Japan. It was built from 1992 to 2002, and it is the tallest building on the Sea of Japan coast. The bridge has a unique design, with three spans and two haunched girders that resemble dragon horns. The bridge is made of prestressed concrete and has a total length of 212.1 meters and a width of 40 meters. The bridge is also illuminated at night, creating a beautiful contrast with the dark river.
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