Japanese Covered Bridge

This charming wooden bridge, built by Japanese merchants in the late 16th century, features a small temple perched atop its curved arch and remains one of Hoi An's most iconic symbols. The bridge's weathered timber structure and ornate railings reflect centuries of history, connecting the old town's Japanese quarter with the rest of the ancient trading port. Walking across offers intimate views of the Thu Bon River and a tangible sense of stepping back into Vietnam's multicultural trading past.