Usages of mukou
川 の 向こう の 商店街 まで 行く とき は、 歩道橋 を 渡ります。kawa no mukou no syoutengai made iku toki ha, hodoukyou wo watarimasu.
When I go to the shopping street on the other side of the river, I cross the pedestrian overpass.
橋 の 向こう に 静かな 公園 が あります。hasi no mukou ni sizukana kouen ga arimasu.
There is a quiet park on the other side of the bridge.
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