The general prefectural road Toba Aji Line (Pearl Road) is a Pacific Coast bicycle route that was designated as a national cycle route in May 3. At the south end of Matoya Bay Bridge, which is also a tourist spot on the Pacific Coast Bicycle Route, there is a universally designed restroom (name: Matoya Anshin) that also functions as a rest facility (cycle station) that is easy for everyone, including cyclists, to use. (toilet) has been installed.
Additionally, in order to encourage future use of the Pacific Coast Bicycle Path, the Matoya Bay Bridge will be illuminated from August 8th to August 24th, during the summer vacation period when many tourists visit.
| Opening date | March 8th |
| Construction site | Sankasho, Isobe-cho, Shima City(Matoya Bay Ohashi Minami-zume） |
| Facility outline | Public toilet (wooden one-story building, 78.84 m2), 2 multifunctional toilets and 7 toilets |
| Else | Universal design compatible, bicycle facilities (cycle racks, etc.) |
Matoya Bay BridgeOne side (west side) of the bridge will be illuminated with LED lighting from two directions below, changing in seven colors over time. We recommend viewing the illumination from Matoya Bay Observation Deck, the northern stop of the Matoya Bay Bridge, where you can see the magnificent scenery along with Matoya Bay below.
August 8th (Thursday) to August 24th (Wednesday) 8:30-18:21
*If you are in the press and wish to interview, please contact the Mie Prefecture Shima Construction Office Maintenance Division (0599-43-9626).
