The Japanese Covered Bridge is a historic 17th-century landmark in Hoi An, connecting the former Japanese and Chinese quarters. It's an iconic symbol of the city's multicultural heritage and a must-see architectural marvel.

Visit this 17th-century landmark connecting the old Japanese and Chinese quarters for a glimpse into Hoi An's rich history.
In their own words: “Don’t miss the Japanese Covered Bridge, one of the city’s landmarks dating back to the 17th century, connecting the old Japanese and Chinese quarters.”

Walk across the iconic Japanese Covered Bridge, a beautifully preserved 18th-century landmark that symbolizes Hoi An's rich history and cultural fusion.
In their own words: “The Japanese Covered Bridge, built in the 1700s, still stands proud over the tranquil canals. The Old Town offers a rare, beautifully preserved glimpse into a 17th-century Far Eastern trading port, a must-visit when traveling through Vietnam.”
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