Rainbow Line Summit Park

Info

Address:

18-2-2 Kiyama, Wakasa Town, Mikata Kamichu District, Fukui Prefecture

Public Transportation:

15 minutes by car from JR Mihama Station. Alternatively, 15 minutes by car from JR Mikata Station

Car Access:

8 km, 15 minutes via National Route 27 and Prefectural Route 244 from Wakasa Mikata IC on the Maizuru-Wakasa Expressway

Phone Number:

0770-45-2678 (Rainbow Line Co., Ltd.)

Parking Number:

200 cars / Regular car 500 yen, Motorcycle 300 yen, Small bus (under 8t) 1000 yen, Large bus 2000 yen

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock (fluctuates depending on the season)

Price

Entrance fee for Mountaintop Park (including round-trip lift and cable car fare) Adult 1000 yen, Elementary school student 500 yen, Preschool children free

Spot Category

Park, Tower and Observation Facilities

"Goko Terrace" where you can lie on a round sofa and enjoy a panoramic view of the Mikata Five Lakes

" Mihama Terrace - Scenic Sky Foot Bath" renovated for more comfort with a roof

Saba Katsu Sandwich

Salmon Katsu Sandwich

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