First Sunrise (Akechidaira Prefectural Parking Lot)

First Sunrise (Akechidaira Prefectural Parking Lot)

Event Overview

The car park of the Meichihira Observation Deck is located almost all the way up the hill. From here, you can see the first sunrise in the direction of the Kanto plain, with the view opening in the direction of the Nikko.

Info

JR Nikko Station/Tobu Nikko Station → Tobu Bus 30 minutes for Chuzenji Onsen or Yumoto Onsen, bus stop: Akechihira, short walk
12km 20 minutes from Nikko Utsunomiya Road Kiyotaki IC via National Route 120
30 cars / Free, nearby Akechidaira Ropeway parking lot is not available outside of operating hours.

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events

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