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Mount Inasa
photo by Photos of Japan · CC0
Mount Inasa
photo by Masoud Akbari · CC BY-SA 3.0

Night view from 333 metres, among the three best in Japan: a ropeway 1.11 km long.

At 333 metres high, the mountain is considered one of the three best night views in Japan, together with Hakodate and Mount Maya in Kobe, and since 2012 also one of the ‘new three great night views of the world’, together with Monaco and Hong Kong. The ropeway, 1.11 km long with a system of three crossed cables, takes you from the base to the observation platform in a few minutes.

The summit park includes an open-air stage with 15,000 seats, a playground, a grass ski slope and a ‘tunnel of light’ with 6,000 embedded LEDs, as well as transmission facilities for regional radio and television broadcasters.

ℹ️ Ropeway hours and ticket price to be checked on the official website.

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Sources: ja.wikipedia.org

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Mount Inasa
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Mount Inasa
photo by Photos of Japan · CC0
Mount Inasa
photo by Masoud Akbari · CC BY-SA 3.0

Night view from 333 metres, among the three best in Japan: a ropeway 1.11 km long.

At 333 metres high, the mountain is considered one of the three best night views in Japan, together with Hakodate and Mount Maya in Kobe, and since 2012 also one of the ‘new three great night views of the world’, together with Monaco and Hong Kong. The ropeway, 1.11 km long with a system of three crossed cables, takes you from the base to the observation platform in a few minutes.

The summit park includes an open-air stage with 15,000 seats, a playground, a grass ski slope and a ‘tunnel of light’ with 6,000 embedded LEDs, as well as transmission facilities for regional radio and television broadcasters.

ℹ️ Ropeway hours and ticket price to be checked on the official website.

Holidays in Japan? Plan them with us.Over 2,000 real places, a day-by-day itinerary.FreeOpen the map →

Sources: ja.wikipedia.org

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