Tateyama Cable Car

Info

Address:

In the foreign forest of Bunazaka, Ashikuraji Temple, Tateyama-cho, Nakashinkawa-gun, Toyama

PublicTransportation:

Toyama Chitetsu Tateyama Station (Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route Tateyama Station) → Just a short walk; or Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route Murodo → Tateyama Kogen bus for 50 minutes, stop off, walk right away

CarAccess:

24km 40 minutes (to Tateyama Station) from Tateyama IC, Hokuriku-do via Prefectural Road 3 and 6. or Nagano-do Azumino IC to Ogisawa Station on National Route 147 for 41km 1 hour. You cannot enter your car within the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine route. If you want to pass between Ogizawa and Tateyama (Senzugahara), transfer the car.

Phone Number:

076-431-3331 (Tateyama Kurobe intrusion sales promotion department)

Parking Number:

About 900 parking at Tateyama Station (free)/About 580 parking at Ogizawa Station (free/paid)

Business Hours

Variations depending on the season (required to be confirmed)

Price

One-way 960 yen, round-trip 1920 yen

Spot Category

Tourist Railway Cable Car Torco

Tateyama cable car that goes up and down a steep slope with an average gradient of 24 degrees
Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route

Cable car departing from Tateyama Station; two vehicles operate on the Turbe system
Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route

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