On the beautiful sunny day it’s a spectacular trip cause view is gorgeous with as highlight mountains Fuji. Transportation by car is ok, plenty parking but taxi is hard to find. Bridge is fun to walk on and not scary. Beside bridge people seem to enjoy other ways to go down.

We visited here on a day when we were hoping the clouds would clear so we could see Fuji-san. It wasn't meant to be. Still, it was a great experience and really nice to be in a more rural area. The bridge offers fantastic views, and on the day we were there, there were stalls selling local fruit and veg, jams, etc. Great prices and choice!

Fantastic views of Mt Fuji. The skywalk bridge itself is an engineering marvel and worth seeing if you are into structures. It has won awards for its design and integration into the mountainous area. It was funded by a private firm recognizing the opportunity to improve tourism in the town of Mishima. The bridge opened in 2015 so it in fact does have a toursity vibe but the views of Mt Fuji are spectacular. There is zip lining which looked very fun. One can watch the zip liners from the bridge which was entertaining. We went to the top observation deck once across the bridge where people had brought their own picnics to enjoy the beauty and views. We ate at Tree Tree Tree restaurant which was very nice. You can order a basket (drink/ fries and sandwich or hot dog) and it is served in a traditional basket that you can then go and have your own 'Picnic" at the upper observation deck. Upon entry, you get a 50 yen coupon to use toward soft serve ice cream. It was the best ice cream I had in Japan. The bus ride from the Mishima rail station takes about 40 minutes. We actually missed our bullet train back to Tokyo and had to wait another 30 minutes so plan extra time. It is well worth the stop off the bullet train at Mishima and an easy way to see Mt Fuji.

Stunning views. There are fun activities at the area such as forest adventure. The best was the zip lining alongside Mishima Skywalk. Best to go in the morning as there are activities at that area which I didn’t have enough time for.

It's a 400m long suspension bridge. The bridge sways a little, so it's a bit thrilling. Once you cross the bridge, there are many shops and activities. My daughter tried the zip line, which is as long as the bridge, and it seemed to be fun. It took about an hour to get ready, putting on the harness and watching the safety video. The video was also available in English. Participants must be at least 140cm+ tall and weigh less than 100kg to participate in the zip line. Shizuoka Pref. is famous for its mandarin oranges and green tea. I bought the mandarin orange shaved ice and iced green tea at the shop. They were very delicious.

The bridge itself is lovely. With the breeze it is a little swing, but perfectly comfortable. The mountain and the sea views are spectacular even though I have haven't seen Mt. Fuji. However it was a long trip to come and buses are limited, so if you do not want to do activities like canopy tours (I didn't do it as it was too hot) it would be a little time consuming.