First Sunrise (Meishan)

First Sunrise (Meishan)

Event Overview

It is a symbol located in the center of Tokushima City and has a large number of people. The peak at an altitude of 290m is reached by ropeway from Byeshan Ropeway Sanfoot Station (5th floor of Awa Odori Kaikan), about 6 minutes by ropeway. In addition to watching the first sunrise while riding the ropeway, you can also drive to the summit. On the ropeway, the first sunrise operation is carried out from 6 o'clock on January 1 (subject to change depending on the situation).

Info

JR Tokushima Station → 10-minute walk (Mount Meishan Ropeway foot Station)
From Tokushima-do Tokushima IC via National Route 11 at 6km 15 minutes Awa Odori Kaikan
Free. 100 near the summit

Event Period

Price

Free (Round trip ropeway fee: Adults 1500 yen, Children 800 yen. One way: Adults 900 yen, Children 500 yen)

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events

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