First Sunrise (Nippondaira)

First Sunrise (Nippondaira)

Event Overview

A scenic spot with views of Suruga Bay, Miho Matsubara, Izu Peninsula, and Mount Fuji in a hilly area at an altitude of 307m designated as the National Natural Park, a national famous spot. A ropeway between the summit of Nipponhira and Kunoyama (Kunozan) Tōshōgū is running (scheduled) at 0:00, and is connected at 5 minutes each way. You can also visit Tosho Palace for the first time. Accredited to Japan's Night View Heritage in 2016. In November 2018, "Nippon Hiramume Terrace" was opened.

Info

JR Shimizu Station → 20 minutes by car
10km25 minutes from Tomei High Speed Japan Hirakunoyama Smart IC
140 units/free; large 20 units

Event Period

Price

Nihondaira Ropeway: Adult one-way 700 yen, round trip 1250 yen. Child (ages 4 to elementary school) one-way 350 yen, round trip 630 yen.

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events

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