Nakao Mountain Park

Nakao Mountain Park

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JR Shin-Minamata Station → 20 minutes by car
5.7km25 minutes from MinamiKyushu Expressway Minamata IC via National Route 3
20 units

Business Hours

Freedom to enter

Price

Freedom to enter

Spot Category

Park, flower viewing spot


Nakao Mountain Summit Observation Deck and Cosmos Garden

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