Kansai's first extra-large bungee swing
Bridge Swing
(It looks better when you turn your smartphone horizontally.)
420 Bridge Swing

The Swing Series is coming to Kansai!!

A variation of bungee jumping, the canyon swing, is now available on a bridge. From the middle of the GODA Bridge, you'll drop into the lake of the Aigawa Dam, then arch across the water at full speed. A thrilling and exhilarating new must-try activity.

 

 

Action camera

Let's capture those best moments in data!

We film every bungee swing challenger. We also take photos of climbers who purchase the equipment. The data will be transferred to your iPhone or other smartphone on the spot! Record your once-in-a-lifetime challenge!

Tandem Swing

Share the thrill with a tandem (two-person) ride!

This swing, almost like a bungee jump, can accommodate two people. Share an unparalleled thrill with your friend or loved one!

GODABRIGE

I also enjoyed Gravitate Osaka and GODA Bridge.

Bungee jumping and swinging participants receive complimentary park admission and bridge crossing. Climbing participants also receive complimentary park admission. After your activity, relax and enjoy some time at the facility!

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Acitivity Time

40

Weight Restriction

13

age limit

140

Height Restriction

Gravity-based activity introduction

Introduction of Gravity Activitides

Bungee Jumping Introduction

Bridge Bungee

Experience the adrenaline rush at GODA's 50-meter-high bungee jump, the best in the Kansai region!

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Swing Introduction

Bridge Swing

The incredibly popular bungee swing Canyon Swing from Chichibu has arrived at Bridge! Share an unbelievable feeling of weightlessness with your friend in this activity, which can also be done tandem (for two people)!

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Bridge Climb Introduction

Bridge Climb

Enjoy Japan's longest suspension bridge from above – don't underestimate it as just a staircase! From the top of this tower, 60 meters above the ground, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Osaka's beautiful buildings.

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