Inasayama
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Inasayama
- Location
- Inasa-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture
- Access
- Access to Inasa-yama Park (to the halfway parking lot)
Take Nagasaki Bus route number 5 (to Inasa-yama Park) from Nagasaki Station, and get off at the last stop, "Inasa-yama Park Bus Stop."
Access to Inasa-yama Summit (to Inasa-yama Observatory)
[If using the Ropeway]
Take Nagasaki Bus routes number 3 or 4 (to Shimo-ohashi, Koehara, or Aikawa) from Nagasaki Station and get off at the Ropeway-mae bus stop. It's about a 3-minute walk to the ropeway station, and then take the ropeway from Fujin Shrine Station for about 5 minutes.
[If using the Slope Car]
Board from the Inasa-yama halfway station for about 8 minutes. - Parking
- Available
- Business Hours
- Ropeway and Slope Car: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Observation Deck: 9:00 AM - 10:00 PM (Rooftop observation area is open 24 hours) - Regular Holiday
- Irregular holidays
- Fees
- Cable Car
Round Trip: Adults ¥1,250 / Junior High and High School Students ¥940 / Elementary and Preschool Children ¥620
One Way: Adults ¥730 / Junior High and High School Students ¥520 / Elementary and Preschool Children ¥410
Slope Car
Round Trip: Adults ¥500 / Junior High and High School Students ¥370 / Elementary and Preschool Children ¥250
One Way: Adults ¥300 / Junior High and High School Students ¥220 / Elementary and Preschool Children ¥150 - Contact Information
- Phone Number： 095-861-7742
- Official Website
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