[2025 Nagasaki Attraction] Travel Guide for Mount Inasa (Updated Jul)

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Not to be outdone by Hakodate in Hokkaido, Nagasaki in Kyushu has been selected as one of Japan's new three major night views. Take the cable car up Mt. Inasa and you can also enjoy a million-dollar night view! In fact, Nagasaki and Hakodate are quite similar. Both are port cities nestled in the mountains and by the sea, with buildings that have a strong European colonial flavor. Even the night scenes are very similar, with the brightly lit streets under the stars and the fishing lights of ships anchored in the harbor, interweaving into a million-dollar night scene. There are aerial cable cars and rail cars from the foot of Mt. Inasa to the top of the mountain, as well as well-prepared hiking trails. It takes about an hour to reach the top of the mountain from the foot of the mountain. There are facilities such as an observation deck, a cafe, a restaurant and a ranch where sika deer are raised on the top of the mountain. You can observe deer and monkeys up close, which is quite interesting. #KyushuTravel #Nagasaki #InasayamaNight View

[Nagasaki Inasayama Slope Car] This wonderful slope car was designed by an industrial designer who worked on the luxury car Ferrari, and runs up Mount Inasa, which is famous for its night view. ✨ It is a two-car train, and the interior is made of wood, giving it a stylish atmosphere. ❤️ At the mid-mountain station, there is the "Inasayama Park Monkey and Deer Ranch," where food for monkeys and deer is sold. You can see the monkey mountain from inside the slope car. 🐒 It is separate from the Inasayama Ropeway, and there is a boarding point at the observation deck that you reach by ropeway. 💡 It takes 8 minutes one way from the summit station to the mid-mountain station. It has a different charm from the ropeway, so if you visit the Inasayama Observatory, be sure to try the slope car too🎵 📍Address: 364-1 Inasamachi, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 🕰️Opening hours: 9:00-18:00 💰Price per person: Round trip Adults 500 yen Junior high and high school students 290 yen Elementary school students and infants 200 yen #Nagasaki #Nagasaki trip #Inasayama #Inasayama slope car #0 yen trip November

#Cable car Attractions: #Nagasaki Ropeway 📍Address: 364-1 Inasa-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 🕰️Business hours: 09:00~22:00 💞Recommended reasons: The "#Inasayama Night View" located in Nagasaki, Kyushu, was named one of the "New Three Great Night Views of the World" along with Hong Kong and Morocco in 2012, and one of the "New Three Great Night Views of Japan" along with Sapporo and Kitakyushu in 2018, and was rated as a night view worth 10 million US dollars. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : This time I would like to recommend the mountain cable car that goes up to the Inasayama Observatory. Inasayama is 333 meters above sea level, and you can take the cable car from Fuchi Shrine at the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain. From JR Nagasaki Station, take tram No. 1 or 2 to Takaracho Station and walk a short distance to Fuchi Jinja Shrine. Alternatively, take Nagasaki Bus No. 3 or 4 from Nagasaki Station toward Shimoohashi or Aikawa, get off at Ropeway-mae, and walk 2 minutes to the cable car stop. As the name suggests, "Nagasaki Route-Ue Fuchi-jinja Station" is located inside a shrine. The starting station "Fuchi-jinja Station" goes directly to "Inasatake Station" at the top of the mountain. The Nagasaki Ropeway is a cute mini cable car that can carry about 30 people and looks like a small glass box from a distance. There is a cable car every 15 to 20 minutes during the day and every 15 minutes at night. The slope is not steep and the ascent is not fast, it only takes 6 minutes. It is very stable, and the service staff will clean the glass according to the situation so that passengers can see the most beautiful night view. After arriving at Inasa-dake Station, you need to walk through the tunnel of light to reach the observatory. The best time to go up the mountain is after 4 pm, when you can see the scenery during the day, dusk and night. The observatory is divided into indoor and outdoor areas, with a 360-degree view of the night view of Nagasaki Port. It is not as densely populated as in big cities, and the density of electric lights is not that high. It is an exquisite harbor night view. Especially on a clear night, you can see the reflection of the light of Nagasaki Port. It is a dating sanctuary!

Mount Inasa indeed captures the best view of Nagasaki City from above. It is just a short 10 minutes drive up the curvy road in the western part of the city. There are several ways to reach the observatory, including ropeway (1250 yen round trip), bus and of course by car . If you drive, parking spaces are available at the summit. Once at the top, go up to the rooftop of the observatory building for a 360 degrees view. The west side faces the ocean and is absolutely stunning at sunset. The other side overlooks Nagasaki City on the two sides of the Uragami River. The observatory building also has a couple of fast food restaurants for light snacks and drinks. This is definitely a must go place in Nagasaki! #urbanexplorer #nagasaki #kyushu #Holidayinjapan

Nagasaki is a Japanese city located in the south of Fukuoka where there are alot ofnhistort and educational knowledge here relating to the 1945 world war 2 that happened between Japan and the world. The few top attractions here to visit is the Nagasaki Peace Park where you will see several huge statue to remind the world how important it is to have world peace, there are several private tours that you can go for which makes this much more educational. Also foe a great view of the nagasaki city, you can head towards the Inasa Yama Park which is actually a lookout point on the peak of Mount Inasa. The view here is astonishing especially on a clear day, and its where chair friendly too since you are able to drive all the way to the top of the peak. #celebratewithtrip #japan #nagasaki #educational #vacation #lookout #lookoutpoint #scenic #memorial

Nagasaki Prefecture (Nagasaki) Western part of Kyushu, Japan ✨➡️ It has been trading with overseas since ancient times. It is a trading port and an exotic mountain city🤩🤩 A city that has developed from the integration of Chinese, Western and Japanese cultures, it not only retains European-style buildings and streets, but also has familiar Chinese-style buildings. A must-see attraction in Nagasaki➡️✨🌟Inasayama Observation Deck. A great place to get a panoramic view of Nagasaki city😗😍😍 Mount Inasa⛰️ is a landmark of Nagasaki and a popular spot for enjoying the night view. The night view was selected as one of the "Three Great Night Views in the World" along with Hong Kong and Monaco at the "Nagasaki 2012 Night View Summit" held in 2012. It is also known as the "Night View Worth $10 Million 🌃🌃 #OverseasTravel #SpringTravel #JapanTravel #StarWritersAprilFlash

You can't miss this place when visiting Nagasaki. You can enjoy the new three great night views. To get here, you can take the ropeway from Fuchi Shrine, use the slope car from the middle of Mount Inasa, or you can walk. Walking is quite tiring. Personally, I think it's easier to go to the middle of the mountain by car and then take the slope car up. However, for tourists, I still recommend the ropeway. From here, you can see Nagasaki Port and the cityscape of Nagasaki City, as well as the scenery outside the port, such as Iojima. It's a really nice place. #breathtakingview #nightviewphotography #nagasakitourism

📍20 minutes walk from Nagasaki Station 💸Round trip ropeway ¥1250 ⏰8:00-22:00 ⭐️Inasayama Observatory, known as one of the new top three night views in the world and Japan, and also known as the #1 million dollar night view🌃 From the summit at an altitude of 333 meters, you can see the entire city and enjoy a 360-degree panorama✨Be careful of the weather as it is prone to haze⚠︎ #nightview#mountain climbing#illumination

It is a landmark of Nagasaki City and a very popular spot for viewing the night view. Nagasaki City's night view was selected as one of the "New Three Great Night Views in the World" along with Monaco and Shanghai at the "Night View Summit in Nagasaki" held in 2021. In addition, in 2018, it was re-certified as the number one "New Three Great Night Views in Japan" along with Sapporo and Kitakyushu. The night view from Mount Inasa is so beautiful that it is called the "10 million dollar night view." In addition to the night view, during the daytime on a clear day, you can see not only Nagasaki city, but also Unzen, Amakusa, and the Goto Islands. Address: Inasa-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture Opening hours: Observation tower: 8:00-22:00 *Closed at the closing time of the Nagasaki Ropeway. (The rooftop observation deck is open 24 hours a day) Inasayama Observation Parking Lot Open 24 hours Nagasaki Ropeway Opening hours: 9:00-22:00 Fee: Nagasaki Ropeway Individual round trip: 1,250 yen for adults Individual one-way: 730 yen for adults Inasayama Observation Parking Lot (40 regular cars) Fee: 100 yen per 30 minutes (first 20 minutes free) Access: Take Nagasaki Bus Route 3 or 4 (Shimoohashi, Oehara, Aikawa bound) from Nagasaki Station Bus Stop for about 7 minutes, get off at the "Ropeway Mae" bus stop and walk for about 2 minutes #trip2022 #Breathtaking view

I went to Fukunoyu Onsen, located on Mount Inasa in Nagasaki! You can enjoy an open-air bath with a panoramic view of Nagasaki city from Mount Inasa, as well as a family bath and a bedrock bath! There is also a free shuttle bus from Nagasaki Station, so it's very accessible! Please be sure to visit at least once~ #onsen#nagasaki

With thousands of lights from buildings and boats shimmering below, you’ll see why Mt. Inasa is said to possess a ‘10 million dollar view’. We were a bit sceptical of its claims as one of the 3 great nightime city views but it is amazing. Sunset is best time but there are long queues then, so allow extra time if you want to capture the sun setting. Entrance is free at the observatory. Plenty of people at night but the platform is quite spacious. Highly recommend if your in Nagasaki. You don't realise how big Nagasaki is until you come up here. #givethanks #givethanks

Nagasaki is located in Kitakyushu, Japan, and is a famous port and tourist city. There are three places around the mountain, a great location facing the sea and a unique view of the mountains and seas. You can enjoy the dreamy night scene on Inasayama, which also makes Nagasaki win the latest "Japan III". The big night view and the "three big night scenes of the world" double title. This time I came here and went to the restaurant on the Observatory to enjoy dinner and enjoy the night view... definitely one of the most romantic dinners in my heart.

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Mt. Inasa Observatory, the symbol of Nagasaki City, is a spectacular spot where you can see Nagasaki Port from an altitude of 333m. 🌉 At night, it is recognized as one of the "New Three Great Night Views in the World" along with Monaco and Shanghai, and is a truly light art. 💫 Even during the day, the panoramic view that overlooks Unzen and the Goto Islands is attractive! I visited in the evening and enjoyed the evening view while eating a castella parfait at the observation deck's cafe "INASA COFFEE" 🍰 The trick to conquering it is to "arrive 1 hour before sunset and secure the best position at the observation deck" 📸 There are also ropeways and slope cars, so you can choose according to your physical strength 🚡 It is about 10 minutes by bus from Nagasaki Station to the ropeway station. If you have a car, you can also use the mountaintop parking lot (paid) 🅿️ Perfect for couples, solo travelers, and those looking to travel for free! Please come and enjoy the moving experience of being surrounded by the night view of Nagasaki 💑🌌 Overseas travel #Couple travel #Solo travel #Absolutely free travel #Inasayama Observatory #Nagasaki travel #World's new top three night views #Night view spot #Observatory strategy

Arriving in Fukuoka at dusk, the lights were like stars falling on the earth, and the city slowly woke up in the night. Strolling to the Nakasu street, the steam was steaming, reflecting the warm lights; the dialect voices of the stall owners scooping soup were one after another, like intimate whispers. A bowl of rich Hakata pork bone ramen went down my throat, as if holding the warmth and fireworks of the whole city in my palm. The next morning, I visited Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. The vermilion torii stood solemnly, the ancient plums on both sides of the stone path quietly exhaled fragrance, and the shadows of the trees were swaying, and the quietness spread. Touching the back of the thousand-year-old stone beast, the fingertips touched not only the slight coolness, but also the heavy precipitation of years. Before leaving, I climbed the stairs and took a bite of the warm plum cake. The sweet and delicate bean paste melted on the tip of my tongue, as if holding the gentle soul of Fukuoka. Outside the window of the plane on the way back, the colorful city lights in the twilight gradually shrank into a flowing sea of ​​light. Fukuoka, this land, has quietly painted a vivid Ukiyo-e in my heart - the bustle of the city and the quietness of the shrine are intertwined, like floating light and shadow, silently soaking every line of memory. "," "rich Hakata pork bone ramen," "vermilion torii," "quiet meaning" and other concrete descriptions, as well as the metaphor of "Ukiyo-e", vividly convey the unique style of Fukuoka.

#5月好去处2025 The night view of Mount Inasa in Nagasaki (稲佐山の夜景) is known as one of the "new three major night views in the world", along with Hong Kong and Monaco. It is a dream attraction that must be included in the itinerary when visiting Nagasaki! Looking down from the observation deck on the top of Mount Inasa, which is about 333 meters above sea level, the entire Nagasaki city, the harbor and the hills are intertwined with layers of lights, presenting a three-dimensional sea of ​​​​bright light, especially on a clear night, it is really breathtakingly beautiful. The night view here is not just about watching the city lights, but also about appreciating the special night view formed by the interweaving of the harbor and the mountain city terrain. Moreover, because of the obvious slope, the photos have depth and layers, which is completely different from the flat city. The observation deck is a modern building with an indoor viewing space and an open rooftop platform, which can be comfortably enjoyed in winter and summer. It can also be paired with the Inasa Mountain Hot Spring or the night cable car experience. It is the first choice for couples dating and photography enthusiasts. It happened to be snowing heavily that day, and the visibility was super poor, but I thought I would go up and take a look. 📍Address: Inasa-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture 🚠Transportation: • You can take the "Inasa Mountain Cable Car" from Fuchi Jinja Station and reach the top of the mountain in about 5 minutes • Or drive up the mountain by yourself, there is a parking lot on the top of the mountain (it is easy to be crowded at night) 🕰️Observation deck opening hours: • Indoor observation hall 09:00～22:00 (latest admission 21:30) 💰Admission to the observation deck is free; round-trip cable car ticket for adults is about ¥1,250 #Inasa Mountain Night View #Night View of Nagasaki #World's Three Major Night Views #Nagasaki Attractions #Romantic Date Place

#summervacay Mount Inasa offers one of the "new world's top three night views," and it's absolutely breathtaking. Here’s how I tackled getting up there and enjoying the spectacle: Getting There by Cable Car I took a public bus to the "cable car front station," then walked a short distance to the Fuchi Shrine (Nagasaki Ropeway) Station (淵神社). From there, I hopped on the cable car up to the Mount Inasa Park Observatory. Ticket Price: A round-trip cable car ticket costs 1,250 JPY. Operating Hours: The cable car runs from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM, with departures every 15-20 minutes. The cable cars themselves are quite large, fitting about 20-30 people per cabin. In the evenings, especially when it's busy, it can get pretty crowded. Luckily, the ride itself only lasts a few minutes. Unless you're lucky enough to be at the very front of the queue, finding a good viewing spot inside the crowded cabin can be a bit of a challenge. At the Summit: Views and Illuminations Once I was at the top, I noticed the wind could be quite strong! So, besides enjoying the night view outdoors, there's also a fantastic three-story building at the summit. Summit Building: The interior of this building is beautifully lit, and the first floor houses a café. You can head up to the upper levels of the building for even more viewing points, which is great if it's too windy or crowded outside. Special Light-Up: To make the night view even more captivating, there's a special light-up event from 8:00 PM to 9:50 PM. During this time, patterns like hearts and constellations are illuminated within the city lights below. These illuminations happen every 15 minutes and last for about 5 minutes each. The heart shape is easy to spot, but you might need to search a bit for the constellations! Mount Inasa offers a truly unforgettable evening experience. Just be prepared for potential crowds on the cable car if you're going for the night view! #Nagasaki #MountInasa #NagasakiNightView #CableCar #JapanTravel #NightPhotography #Viewpoint #TravelTips

#cityplaybook Nagasaki is a city full of quiet charm and deep history—where the ocean meets the hills, and every stop tells a story. From local food to panoramic views, there’s a calm beauty here that stays with you. I started my walk at Dejima Wharf, where sailboats sway gently and the sea breeze feels just right. I had lunch at Dejima Terrace, where I finally tried the local favorite: Turkish Rice. A wild mix of butter rice, Neapolitan spaghetti, pork cutlet, and salad—all on one plate, and all surprisingly good. In the afternoon, I headed up to Mt. Inasa. Even during the day, the 360° view over Nagasaki is breathtaking—you can even spot Battleship Island far out on the sea. It’s no surprise this view is ranked among the world’s new top three nightscapes. To end the day, I spent some quiet time at the Peace Park, Peace Statue, and Urakami Cathedral. Each site is moving in its own way, and walking through them gently reminds you of the strength in remembrance. Why I recommend Nagasaki: ・It’s a city that balances history, reflection, and natural beauty all in one stroll ・You’ll find meaningful moments—and delicious surprises—around every corner 📍Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture, Japan #Nagasaki #DejimaWharf #TurkishRice #MtInasaView #PeacePark #UrakamiCathedral #LocalJapan #ScenicWalks #SlowTravel #CityGuide

#cityplaybook #familytrip #postandearn #cityplaybook Nagasaki is one of those rare places that humbles you. I arrived expecting to see memorials and museums, but what I found was a soulful, scenic city that balances its poignant history with serene beauty and quiet resilience. I started my journey at the Nagasaki Peace Park and the Atomic Bomb Museum. The moment I stood before the Peace Statue, its hand pointing to the sky, I felt the weight of history pressing gently on my shoulders. The museum offered heart-wrenching stories, yet was filled with messages of hope and peace. It reminded me that Nagasaki is not only a city of sorrow—but also of strength. From there, I wandered to Glover Garden, perched on a hill with sweeping views over Nagasaki’s harbor. The old Western-style houses and lush gardens told another story: one of global connection and cultural fusion. Nagasaki was Japan’s window to the world during its centuries of isolation, and you can still feel that spirit in the city’s architecture and cuisine. A visit to Dejima revealed more of that history. Once an artificial island where Dutch traders lived in isolation, today it stands as a fascinating museum complex that brings history to life. One of my favorite moments was taking the ropeway up Mount Inasa just before sunset. The panoramic view of Nagasaki’s city lights shimmering against the darkening sky took my breath away—it’s one of Japan’s top night views for a reason. Best Time to Visit: Spring (March–May) or autumn (October–November) offer the perfect weather for exploring and enjoying Nagasaki’s vibrant colors. Helpful Tips: Try Champon noodles and Castella cake—local specialties born from Nagasaki’s unique blend of cultures. A tram ride through the city is not only nostalgic but practical. Don’t miss Oura Church, Japan’s oldest standing Christian church. Location: Nagasaki, Japan #NagasakiPeace #HistoryAndHope #GloverGardenViews #NagasakiNights #MountInasaMagic #DejimaIsland #ChamponCravings #HiddenGemsJapan #TravelNagasaki #CulturalFusionJapan

｜Transportation｜ Take the Shinkansen from Hakata to Nagasaki, then take a bus to Fuchijinja Station and take the cable car up Mt. Inasa. On the way back in the afternoon, we visited the library and shrine next to Takeo Onsen Station and returned to Hakata in the evening. ｜Itinerary｜ In the morning, we headed straight to Mt. Inasa in Nagasaki and took the cable car (round trip JPY1,250) to overlook the magnificent mountain, sea and city scenery; after returning to Nagasaki Station for a simple lunch, we took a bus to Takeo. In the afternoon, take a stroll through the most beautiful library in Japan, the Takeo Library, to experience the tranquility and beauty of design, and then visit the Takeo Shrine. After returning to Hakata in the evening, you can choose between high-end Hakata Kebab or affordable Ichibangai Ramen. The itinerary is flexible. ｜Experience｜ In just one day, you can see the stunning panoramic view of Nagasaki and immerse yourself in the fragrance of books and the tranquility of the shrine. The pace is neither fast nor slow, and it is a very comfortable journey. ｜Recommendation reason｜ This trip combines natural landscapes and cultural architecture. You can explore the essence of both places in one day. The transportation connections are smooth, which is very suitable for independent travelers who want to travel in depth and relax. #AprilGoodDestinations2025

This time, I went to Mount Inasa in Nagasaki Prefecture, which has been selected as one of the three best night views in Japan! #Nightview #NagasakiTourism

#japantrip Discover Nagasaki, a city where Japanese, Dutch, and Chinese cultures blend seamlessly. Explore the historic Dejima island, visit the peaceful Nagasaki Peace Park, and marvel at the stunning night views from Mount Inasa. Stroll through Glover Garden’s colonial-style mansions and savor Nagasaki’s famous champon noodles. This guide highlights the city’s deep history, cultural diversity, and breathtaking coastal beauty.

Since we're in Nagasaki this time, we're heading to Mount Inasa Observatory, a major tourist spot in the city. Mount Inasa can be accessed by car or by ropeway. A free shuttle bus runs from the city center to the ropeway station, so if you have the time, we recommend using it. The observation deck is just a short walk from the ropeway exit! When you reach the top, you'll be greeted by the night view of Nagasaki, also known as the 10 million dollar night view. You'll be entranced by its beauty for a while. The ropeway operates until 10pm, so you can go there late at night, so be sure to check it out! #Spring0yenTrip

#MarchDestinations2025#Nagasaki#KyushuJapan In addition to metropolises such as Tokyo and Osaka, you may also want to avoid the crowds and go to Japan's second- and third-tier cities to experience a leisurely yet relaxed atmosphere with great food and shopping. Nagasaki, located on the west side of Kyushu, Japan, is such a great place. The city of Nagasaki is surrounded by mountains and the sea. The famous Nagasaki tram can take you to almost all the major attractions in Nagasaki. I used the one-day train ticket to visit the Atomic Bomb Museum, the Atomic Bomb Park, the Peace Memorial Park, the Spectacles Bridge, the Shinchi Chinatown, the night view of Mt. Inasa, the Oura Catholic Church and other attractions. On the other day, we took a leisurely stroll around Nagasaki Harbor as the sun set, and ended up eating and shopping at Kanko-dori Shopping Street. We also brought back Nagasaki's famous Bunmeido honey cake as a souvenir. There are currently no direct flights from Taiwan to Nagasaki. You can take a direct bus to Nagasaki city after entering from Fukuoka and start your trip to Nagasaki!

Nagasaki is a fascinating city where Japanese history and culture intersect. The beautiful scenery surrounded by mountains attracts visitors, and the night view in particular is famous as one of the "Three Great Night Views of Japan." The view from Mount Inasa is breathtakingly beautiful. It is also a place with a historical background, and during the period of national isolation, it flourished as the only international trading port, and Western culture flowed in. This influence can be seen in historical buildings such as Glover Garden and Dutch Hill, and the cityscape is full of exotic atmosphere. As a place to enjoy such a space, we recommend Nagasaki Huis Ten Bosch. In addition, Nagasaki is known for its delicious food culture, and Nagasaki dishes such as champon and sara udon are very delicious! #0yentravelFebruary2025 #NagasakiPrefecture

Here’s a guide to a 7-day hot spring trip in Japan that you won’t be able to resist! Hot springs, delicious food, and scenery, everything in one place! Come and have a look, I believe it will bring endless surprises to your trip to Japan! . Welcome to Japan 🇯🇵, a country with a splendid history 🏯, beautiful natural scenery ⛩️, and deep regional customs and culture 🎎. You can visit the thousand-year-old temples in Kyoto, walk around the nostalgic old streets and alleys 🏮, and experience the real Japanese style! If you love nature, you must not miss the vast snow scenery of Hokkaido⛄ and the magnificence of Mount Fuji🗻! . 🧳📝Itinerary: DAY1: Fukuoka flight trip -> Fukuoka International Airport -> Fukuoka selected accommodation 👉On this day, we will start our trip to Fukuoka. After finishing the flight, we will arrange accommodation and prepare for the next itinerary. DAY2: Kyushu Railway Memorial Museum -> Mojiko Observatory -> Mojiko Nostalgia -> Shiraike Hell -> Oniyama Hell -> Oniishibozu Hell 👉Satisfy your nostalgic feelings and experience a different style by viewing the scenery of Moji and a series of hell series attractions. DAY3: Kinrin Lake -> Yufuin Onsen -> Kumamoto Castle -> Kumamon Square 👉The combination of Japan's natural scenery and the city, feel the comfort of hot springs and the ancient atmosphere of Kumamoto Castle. DAY4: Glover Garden -> Spectacles Bridge -> Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown -> Mt. Inasa night view 👉The one-day trip will bring you a wonderful night view, and you will also have the opportunity to experience the authentic Chinatown in Nagasaki. DAY5: Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum -> Yanagawa -> Dazaifu Tenmangu -> Tenjin Underground Street 👉This one-day trip will allow you to gain an in-depth understanding of Nagasaki's history, feel the grandeur of Tenmangu Shrine and indulge in the prosperity of Tenjin Underground Street. DAY6: Free activities in Fukuoka🐾 👉Enjoy a free day in Fukuoka, you can choose your own itinerary according to your personal preferences. DAY7: Fukuoka -> Fukuoka International Airport 👉On the last day, we will take you to Fukuoka International Airport by special car according to your flight time, ending this extraordinary trip. . Attractions to visit: 1️⃣️Yufuin Hot Spring ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📬Address: Kawakami, Yufuin-cho, Yufu City, Oita Prefecture ⏰Opening hours: Open all day ⏱ Duration: about 2-3 days The rich natural resources are intoxicating. Here 👇️️, I hope you can enjoy the fun of soaking in the warm and healthy open-air hot springs. 2️⃣️Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📬Address: 4 Chome-7-1 Saifu, Dazaifu, Fukuoka 818-0117 ⏰Opening hours: December 1, 2024 - March 31, 2025 06:30-18:30 ⏱Play time: about 1-2 hours When you come here, you will feel the charm of the source of success in the imperial examination. The scene of ancient monuments and flowers complementing each other is well-arranged and unique. 3️⃣️Kumamoto Castle ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📬Address: 1-1 Honmaru, Chuo-ku, Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture 860-0002 ⏰Opening hours: January 1st - December 28th 09:00-16:30 ⏱Play time: about 1-2 hours As one of the three famous cities in Japan, the traces of history will make you feel like traveling through ancient and modern times🏰️. 4️⃣️Night view of Mount Inasa ⭐⭐⭐ 📬Address: 407-6 Fuchi-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture ⏰Opening hours: 08:00-22:00 ⏱Play time: about 1-2 hours It has one of the world's new three major night views. 🌟🌃️Here, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the 10 million US dollar night view. . Tips: 1. Food: You must try Japanese sushi and ramen, which have unique flavors and delicious taste. 2. Visa information📃: Chinese citizens need to apply for a visitor visa to travel to Japan. Please arrange in advance and prepare all relevant supporting documents. 3. February climate☃️: February in Japan is winter. There may be snow in the northern region and warmer temperatures in the southern region. Please prepare appropriate clothing according to the itinerary area. 4. Price of specialty products💰: The prices of Japanese specialties such as kimonos, matcha, and anime products vary. The average price is around RMB 200-2000. It is recommended to understand it in advance. . 🌸Bring the passion and beauty of Japan home with you, and let this journey become a beautiful footnote in your life. We look forward to your wonderful journey in Japan!

🍽I didn't make any specific travel guide. I just ate at a few random restaurants in Nagasaki. They were all very unique and pretty good. 1️⃣ The cafe in Gobala Garden has Hello Kitty co-branded coffee, so I have to have a piece of Nagasaki cake 2️⃣ Pudding in Minami Yamate🍮 3️⃣ Nagasaki Wagyu in the food court in Nagasaki Station🥩 4️⃣ Inasa Nishi Restaurant🍴ITADAKI, you won’t feel cold even if you watch the night view 5️⃣ Chinese food in Chinatown 6️⃣ Ice cream on the road to the cathedral🍦 has a rich milky flavor 7️⃣ Sihailou Nagasaki seafood noodles, this one is a bit over the top and not delicious 8️⃣ Nagasaki sushi🍣 9️⃣ Chain Italian🇮🇹 restaurant, every pasta is delicious, the view is great, and it’s right in front of the pier⛵️

#newyearnewtrip Going up to Mount Inasa in Nagasaki is easy. You either take the cable car up or the other option is the nagasaki mt inasa slope car. I would highly recommend taking the slope car as it is a cheaper alternative and it gives you the same paranomic views as the cable car. In case you are wondering this slope car is not some old fashion mode of transport but it is new and modern and fast. All it takes is 10 minutes and you will reach the top of mount inasa. The slope car is a shared cabin so you won't have your own privacy in a lone cabin. However, it is clean, comfortable and spacious and I love the views outside the slope car. This is good enough.

#trip free accommodation #Nagasaki attractions #mtinase 📞 Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. Nagasaki City has Mt. Inase on the observation deck. There is a view of Nagasaki City that is the most beautiful in Japan and is ranked 3rd in the world after Monaco and Shanghai. It is convenient to travel here. You can use the Ropeway or drive up. But there is quite a bit of parking. And you have to walk up from the Fushiji Shrine. It takes about 1 hour. Avoid walking at night. .inase

Nagasaki's $10 Million Night View Spot Recognized as One of the World's New Top Three Night Views The Inasayama Observatory is a highly popular spot for night view enthusiasts. From the 333-meter-high summit, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire city, offering a 360-degree perspective. The illuminated floor creates a romantic atmosphere. On clear days, you can see not only Nagasaki city but also Unzen, Amakusa, and the Goto Islands. The Nagasaki Ropeway operates from Fuchi Shrine Station to the summit of Inasayama in just 5 minutes, providing a thrilling panoramic view.