Shiga prefectural road, Kyoto way 3 Nango, Otsu Uji Line

Main country path
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Shiga prefectural road 3 Nango, Otsu Uji Line Kyoto way 3 Nango, Otsu Uji Line
Land section	km
Marine section	There is no designation
The establishment year	(Shiga side) 1954 (Kyoto side) 1955
The starting point	Otsu-shi, Shiga
Important Way city	Ujitawara-cho
Terminal	Uji-shi, Kyoto
Is connected Main road （Scale）	National highway No. 1 (National highway No. 8 overlap) Shiga Prefectural Road 2 National highway No. 422 京滋 bypass Kyoto Prefectural Road 62 Kyoto Prefectural Road 15 Kyoto Prefectural Road 7
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Shiga prefectural road, Kyoto way 3 Nango, Otsu Uji Line (しがけんどう, きょうとふどう 3 ごうおおつなんごううじせん) is a main country path reaching the Uji, Uji-shi, Kyoto Bridge Nishizume point of intersection in the starting point at Otsu-shi, Shiga Matsubara national highway Exit point of intersection.

The open street map has a map of Kyoto way 3 Nango, Otsu Uji Line.

The open street map has a map of Shiga prefectural road 3 Nango, Otsu Uji Line.

Table of contents

Summary

 

The neighborhood of Byodo-in Temple
I photograph it in Uji, Uji-shi, Kyoto tower river

 

The neighborhood of terminal
I photograph it for Uji, Uji-shi, Kyoto character wonder comfort

• I am called "Uji River line" and am a drive course running in along Seta River - Uji River.
• I was authorized (30 years) (1954) over March in 1955 from September in 1954, and the original route name was "Seta, Uji line".
  • I started from Uji-shi and was a main country path to Seta-cho, Kurita-gun (existing: Otsu-shi).
• It became the current route name (1972) from March in 1972, and, as for most of Otsu-shi sides, it was (56) in the overlap section with National highway No. 422 from April in 1981.
• We have vehicle regulation in the summer.
  • Regulation section: Uji, Uji-shi Bridge, waiting for the evening bridge interval (Uji River line)
    • It is targeted for regulation: All two-wheeled vehicles
    • Regulation time: It is the / whole day in September from July
  • Regulation section: Uji-shi Amagase, waiting for the evening bridge interval
    • It is targeted for regulation: All two-wheeled vehicles
    • Regulation time: It is the / whole day on August 31 from July 20

Geography

Local government to pass

• Otsu-shi, Shiga - Uji-shi, Kyoto - Otsu-shi - Ujitawara-cho, Tsuzuki-gun, Kyoto - Uji-shi

Road to intersect

• National highway No. 1 (National highway No. 8 overlap)
• Shiga prefectural road 102 Otsu lakefront line
• Shiga prefectural road 2 Nagahama, Notogawa, Otsu Line(旧Tokaido）
• Shiga prefectural road 104 Ishiyama station line (former Tokaido)
• 1,000 Shiga prefectural road 106 Ishiyama-dera Temple side lines
• Shiga prefectural road 108 Nango Kiryu Kusatsu Line
• National highway No. 422
• 京滋 bypass (National highway No. 1) Nango IC
• Two Kyoto way 242 Kowata Line
• Kyoto way 62 Uji nurseryman line
• Kyoto way 15 Yodo, Uji Line
• Kyoto way 248 equality train of government-controlled system
• Kyoto way 7 Kyoto Uji Line
• Kyoto way 241 Mukoujima Uji Line

along the line

• The Tachiki Kannon
• 瀬田川浄苑
• Sand bar God of Fire
• 浄光教寺
• Spring teahouse
• Cassiopeia riding park
• Amagase dam
• Byodo-in Temple (world heritage)
• Agata Shrine
• Uji City Todo Elementary School

Allied item

• List of prefectural roads of Shiga
• List of prefecture ways of Kyoto

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