⛩️ Yunbian Temple Cable Car

Located in Kagawa Prefecture's Kanonji City, at an elevation of 927 meters, is Japan's largest cable car. Traveling at a maximum speed of 36 kilometers per hour, it covers a distance of approximately 2,600 meters with an elevation difference of about 660 meters, reaching the summit station with breathtaking views in just 7 minutes. Upon disembarking from the cable car, visitors are greeted by the Yunbenji Mountain Park, which offers panoramic views of the Seto Inland Sea and the city of Kanonji. This park features several picturesque spots perfect for sharing on social media, including a wooden "Sky Swing" that gives the sensation of soaring into the sky, a "Sky Frame" ideal for commemorative photos, and benches adorned with musical notes and hearts. The park also features a food truck selling selected hand-brewed coffee and specialty drinks. The cable car is the most popular means of transportation for worshippers visiting "Shikoku's 88 Sacred Sites," specifically the 66th temple, Yunbenji. Additionally, the temple houses a statue of Kannon with a thousand hands and eyes (an Important Cultural Property) built during the Heian period, along with numerous statues of the 500 Arhats scattered throughout the grounds, all of which are worth seeing. The changing landscapes throughout the seasons, from the fresh greenery and hydrangeas in early summer to the autumn leaves and winter snow scenes, are also a major highlight.

The cable car located on Unbenji Mountain in Kanonji City, Kagawa Prefecture. It has a total length of about 2,600 meters, an elevation difference of about 660 meters, and a ride time of approximately 7 minutes. Near the terminal station, there is a mountaintop park and Unbenji Temple, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea. The mountaintop park features swings and photo spots like frames for taking beautiful pictures. There are food trucks in the park selling coffee and specialty drinks.