Sarakurayama Cable Car Slope Car

Sarakurayama Cable Car Slope Car

Info

  • Address:
  • 1481-1 Ogura, Yahata Higashi-ku, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka
  • PublicTransportation:  
JR Hachiman Station → 5 minutes by car; or free shuttle bus 10 minutes for the Okarakurayama cable car at the foot of Sanfoot Station, stop off, transfer cable car and slope car to the summit of the Okarakura 10 minutes
  • CarAccess:  
5 minutes from Kitakyushu city highway Otani entrance
  • Phone Number:  
  • 093-671-4761 (Sarakura Mountain Railway Co., Ltd.)
  • Parking Number:  
178 cars/cable car There is a multi-storey parking lot near the foot of the mountain station.

Business Hours

10 to 22 o'clock (last at 21:20); 11 to March 10 to 20 o'clock (last at 19:20)

Price

Cable car/slope car round-trip ticket 1230 yen for junior high school students and 620 yen for elementary school students

Spot Category

Park, Tower and Observation Facilities


Swiss-built cable car, the longest-class in western Japan
Sarakura Mountain Railway


Daylight view of Mt.
Sarakura Mountain Railway


360 degree view slope car with full glass
Sarakura Mountain Railway


New Japan's Three Great Night Views and the Night Views Chosen as the Holy Land of Lovers
Sarakura Mountain Railway

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