The Kintai Bridge is a historic wooden arch bridge located in Iwakuni, Japan. Completed in 1673, it spans the Nishiki River and is renowned for its unique five-arch design. The bridge is a popular tourist attraction, celebrated for its scenic beauty and cultural significance. Constructed without the use of nails, the Kintai Bridge showcases traditional Japanese craftsmanship. It has been rebuilt several times due to damage from floods and natural disasters, with the most recent reconstruction completed in 1950. The bridge is also a symbol of resilience and harmony with nature in Japanese culture.