Akashi Kaikyo Bridge Exhibition Center

Lots of info about constructing the bridge. 3D movies available for viewing. You can also visit the promenade and pay a fee to access the service corridor of the bridge.

Excellent! You can know how magic the bridge is and how to build this bridge. If you are interested in civil engineering, you must come here.

Very nice view and super like in the bridge’s restaurant, good environment to sit down enjoying the view

2nd longest suspension bridge in the world, measured by central span. Came here before eating dinner in Kobe.

Gorgeous bridge & view deck. Well maintained & safe. Clean & easy walking with stunning views.

Very insightful. Learned a lot about the structure of the bridge!

Great experience, simply fantastic, the biggest suspension bridge in the world, access along maintenance paths, run buy a collection of very knowledgeable staff, an absolute pleasure (though sometimes quite exposed) to be a part of.

Nicer to go on a platform under the world's longest suspension bridge.

Fantastic place, if you get a chance to book the tour of the bridge, it’s outstanding.

Very interesting display explaining the construction of such a great bridge.

A very photogenic place with a nice ambiance. The weather was also nice. If you just want to spend some idle time alone or want to visit with your family, this place is good for both ways.

As you would normally expect from a Japanese exhibition center, everything that you need to see is presented here in a creative way. They are playing videos (related to the bridge) in a small theater there. But the explanation is in Japanese. But there are also screens with small video clips in between the exhibits which is also in English too. These are very helpful to understand about the creation and existence of the bridge. The structures and simulations are also very attractive. They close this center around 5-6 pm. So, you should go there early and watch the exhibition center. After it is closed, you can enjoy the beautiful sunset from under the Akashi Kaikyo bridge itself.

Although I did not enter the museum, I saw a little bit of its preview. There is a miniature of Akashi Kaikyo Bridge inside it, which is the longest span suspension bridge in Japan, with 1.99 km central span. You can see the replica of the bridge's steel braid.

There is a merchandise shop at the museum foyer. Several binoculars provided to see the megastructure and the surroundings.

Great place to understand the great works done with the bridge. Hope some media could be optimized with current multi-media technologies.

Can walk the promenade over the water within the bridge itself and learn about the bridge construction.

Very helpful guides, foreigners are grouped together with and English speaking guide

I took the tour, which was amazing! Very knowledgeable, kind, and helpful guides. Learned a lot about the construction. The had audio guides in other languages that was very helpful

Very well detailed and interesting museum of the bridge. Often overlooked though.

Cool tour. Great view of kobe from the top of the bridge.

It's simply to walk and observe the Akashi Bridge from its inside.