🗺️ Inasa Mountain Park

Located at an altitude of 333 meters on Mount Inasa, the observation park features a spacious area that includes an outdoor concert hall for music events and activities, as well as one of the top viewing platforms in Nagasaki City, making it a beloved recreational spot for locals. The playground area has large play equipment, with the giant slide being particularly popular among children. Nearby, there is also a free grass sliding area for fun. Close to the mid-level parking lot, visitors can enjoy a free deer grazing area and monkey house, where they can experience feeding the animals at no cost. From the mid-level parking lot to the summit area, a walking trail has been established that takes about 15 minutes to walk. Additionally, there is a cable car service that runs between the mid-level and the summit, taking approximately 8 minutes. Visitors can enjoy beautiful views through large glass windows and experience the pleasure of walking in the air. At the summit area, "INASA TOP SQUARE" is designed as a relaxing observation platform, featuring restaurants and dining spaces where visitors can taste Nagasaki's local cuisine. On clear days, the viewing platform offers a panoramic view of the city, as well as distant sights of Unzen, Amakusa, and the Goto Islands. At night, the beautiful night view of Nagasaki, which is ranked among the world's top three night views alongside Hong Kong and Monaco, can be enjoyed. The scattered lights on the ground create a romantic ambiance. With scenic views available both day and night, this park is one of Nagasaki City's landmark attractions.

The cable car was designed by KENOKUYAMADESIGN, which previously worked for Ferrari. Known for its azalea viewing, the "Azalea Festival" is held every April, showcasing 80,000 flowers. Inside the observation deck, there is a restaurant called "ITADAKI," where you can enjoy a meal while taking in the view. There is a cable car (phone number 095-861-3640) that runs to the top of Inasa Mountain. It takes about 5 minutes to travel from Fuchin Shrine Station to the summit of Inasa Mountain. The rooftop plaza of the observation deck features tiered seating, allowing visitors to sit back and enjoy the scenery leisurely.