Best view on Amanohashidate, if you enjoy breezing autumn and fresh air. This is the perfect place you should visit.

+3

Able to see the beautiful ocean of ine. Unfortunately when I was there, there was a huge fog. Otherwise it would have been even more beautiful. The drive up was rather hard with a lot of packed snow.

+1

It was raining on the visit here but still got to enjoy some views - worth the drive up to see! Great helpful and friendly guide available too !!

+1

so beautiful, the breathtaking view, you can see overall view of Miyazu bay and Ashokai, and feeling you can touch the sky

+3

Located at 500m, even above the mountainside pilgrimage Temple Nariaiji , this overlook has, hands down, the most expansive views of the area. This area sits above both Amanohashidate Viewland and Kasamatsu Park, however it is located only by car, bus, or on foot. The 3-star rating is for the inconvenience of getting here and the fact that, though the views are more expansive than the other overlook areas, the scenery is not that much different. You can see distant mountains that you cannot otherwise see, which could make for some great photos if there happened to be snow on the peaks, but it depends on how fastidious you like to get about your sightseeing experiences. The easiest way to access this area without a car would be to take the cable car up to Kasamatsu Park, and then ride the mountain bus that is always shuttling back and forth between Kasamatsu Park and Nariaiji Temple. From there adventurous visitors may walk the rest of the way,, but there is also another bus that makes infrequent trips to the top. It's not exactly convenient, and certainly best done with a car. Even if you don't make it to this spot, visiting Nariaiji Temple a little ways below is certainly worth the effort. There is also a cafe up top at this overlook for those who need an energy boost after walking to the top (I have met people who have walked to this location all the way from Amanohashidate Station, could be a fun hiking trip with multiple cultural stops along the way).