During Japan’s rapid economic growth, bridges facilitated the movement of people and goods, reducing regional disparities but also erasing local culture and landscapes. More than half a century has passed since Japan’s period of rapid economic growth, and in a shrinking society, regional revitalization has become increasingly important. This project aims to add new value to Biwako Ohashi by 'bridging the intangible,' fostering regional industry revitalization and landscape. This project will serve as an opportunity to reconsider the role of bridges and how we engage with existing transportation infrastructure.