Kanxia River Ropeway

Kanxia River Ropeway

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Shōsushima Kusakabe Port → Shōsushima Olive Bus (seasonal service) 13 minutes to Shōyuntei, stop off, transfer to ropeway 5 minutes to summit station
40 minutes from Tosho Port, Koga Prefecture via National Route 436
300 units

Business Hours

8:30 to 17:00 (with seasonal variations)

Price

Ropeway round trip 1890 yen

Spot Category

Ropeway Lift Gondola


Ropeway new carriage

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