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Mt. Inasayama Observatory

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Mt. Inasayama Observatory

Enjoy the panorama which was re-registered as one of the new top three nightscapes in the world.

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At 333m above sea level, this observatory stands at the top of Mt. Inasayama at the center of Nagasaki City. The observatory with a cafe and restaurant offers a view over Nagasaki Bay, Unzen, Amakusa and Goto Islands.

Not only during the day, but the beauty at night is also worth a look. The so-called “10 Million Dollar Night View” was re-selected into “the new top three nightscapes in the world” during “the Nightscape Summit 2021 in Nagasaki” along with Monaco and Shanghai. The night view and the illumination set up on the observatory’s floor work together to create a romantic atmosphere.

Multiple trails go up to the top for hikers, but it is convenient to get on the Nagasaki Inasayama Slope Car or the ropeway at the mountain’s midway to get to the top. The gondola was planned by a world-renowned industrial designer. It has a unique form covered with glass all the way around, offering a clear view during the ride which is a different view from that of the observatory.

Highlights

  • The observatoryat the top of Nagasaki City’s landmark, Mt. Inasa.
  • Not only the panorama during the day, but the nightscape is also gorgeous.
  • Along with Monaco and Shanghai, it was re-selected into “the new top three nightscapes in the world.”
  • The Nagasaki Inasayama Slope Car or the ropeway will give you an easy ride to the mountaintop.

Photos

  • Standing at the top of Mt. Inasa

    Standing at the top of Mt. Inasa

  • The sea and the townscape spread before your eyes

    The sea and the townscape spread before your eyes

  • The gorgeous “10 Million Dollar Night View”

    The gorgeous “10 Million Dollar Night View”

  • Convenient for evening tour around Nagasaki

    Convenient for evening tour around Nagasaki

  • The ropeway covered with glass all the way around

    The ropeway covered with glass all the way around

  • Nagasaki Inasayama Slope Car for enjoying scenery

    Nagasaki Inasayama Slope Car for enjoying scenery

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

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Can you provide services in foreign languages? (If so, please also inform us of the supported languages)
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Not available

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Is it possible to re-enter the premises?
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Yes, it is.

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Is free WiFi available in the facility?
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Yes, it is.

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Are coin lockers available?
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Yes (Available inside the Nagasaki Ropeway Fuchi Jinja Station).

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Is it possible to visit via wheelchair?
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Yes, wheelchair access is available.

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Can I bring a pet?
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Sorry, not allowed.

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Is it ok to use credit card?
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You can use credit cards.
Check the website for more details.

Reviews

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  • 艾玟珊

    You can see the night view of Nagasaki City from the mountaintop observatory. Nagasaki is built on hills, so you can watch the lights stretch up the slopes. The lights reflecting on the bay make the whole scene so romantic!

  • Sharon Liu

    Inasayama Observatory in spring is amazing—you can enjoy cherry blossoms while taking in the gorgeous scenery. So beautiful!

  • 賴宇蓁

    You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Mt. Inasayama during the day, especially the cherry blossoms and azaleas in spring—they're stunning. Looking out over Nagasaki from up high is amazing. This is definitely a must-visit spot for travelers.

  • AW-TWBoy1999

    At the Inasayama Observatory, you can enjoy the view during the day, at sunset, and even at night. It's super romantic! So beautiful. 💕

Details

Name in Japanese
稲佐山展望台
Postal Code
852-8011
Address
364 Inasamachi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki
Telephone
095-861-7742 (Inasa-yama Park Office)
Closed
Open every day
Hours
8:00am - 10:00pm
Nagasaki Inasayama Slope Car or the ropeway: 9am -10pm
The rooftop of Inasayama Observatory is always open
Admission
The Observatory: Free
Nagasaki Inasayama Slope Car, Round Trip: Adult 500 yen, High / Middle schooler 370 yen, Elementary schooler / Toddler 250 yen
Ropeway, Round Trip: Adult 1,250 yen, High / Middle schooler 940 yen, Elementary schooler 620 yen
Directions
From the Nagasaki Bus’ Route 3 or 4 ”Ropeway-mae” Stop ride the ropeway for 5 min.
Credit Cards
Accepted
Official Website
Official Website(Japanese)

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