The image is a photograph of a plaque on the side of a building that reads "Covered Bridge or Japanese Bridge". The plaque is made of wood and has a gold-colored border. The text is written in black and is in Vietnamese. Below the text, there is a description of the bridge, which is in the early seventeenth century, the Japanese who lived in Hoi An town, built this bridge over the stream to do business with the local people in the residential area. The bridge is guarded by a pair of monkey gods (than hau) at one end and a small temple dedicated to the Chinese and Vietnamese continued to restore the bridge and built a religious architecture complex. The plaque also mentions that the bridge is located in Le Pont Couvert Japonais, Vietnam.