2025 Latest [Mie] Forget the Summer Disgcover Mt.Gozaisho’ｓ Cool ＆ Scenic Escape

After enjoying the Kansai- Osaka Expo, classic tourist destinations like Osaka and Kyoto are also appealing, but summer in Japan is just too hot!

"If I'm going to the mountain, I want to enjoy a spectacular view in a cool place!" For those of you who think like that, we recommend Mt. Gozaisho in Mie Prefecture, which stands at an altitude of 1,212 meters.

If you're wondering, "Mie Prefecture? Gozaisho? Where is that?" then please read this article.

You'll definitely want to make Mt. Gozaisho, a breathtaking summer resort destination, your next travel destination!

The Gozaisho Ropeway is located in Komono Town , Mie Prefecture Prefecture. Although it is deep in the mountains of Mie Prefecture, it is easily accessible and very easy to find!

【public transport】

[Kintetsu Railway] : From either Nagoya or Osaka, head to Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station.
Get off at Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station , transfer to the Yunoyama Line, and head to the last stop, Yunoyama Onsen Station .

[Mie Kotsu Bus] : Take the bus from Yunoyama Onsen Station bound for "Yunoyama Onsen Gozaisho Ropeway Mae." The journey takes 10 minutes.

[Kintetsu: Yokkaichi Station] → 26 minutes → [Kintetsu: Yunoyama Onsen Station] → 10 minutes → [Mie Kotsu Bus: Yunoyama Onsen Gozaisho Ropeway] → Right there → [Gozaisho Ropeway]

*Please do not take the train bound for JR Yokkaichi. It is quite far from Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station.

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A breathtaking panorama and a spectacular summer getaway: the Gozaisho Ropeway

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The starting point of the Gozaisho Ropeway, Yunoyama Onsen, is located 400m above sea level, making it relatively cool and comfortable even in the summer. Furthermore, if you take the ropeway to Mt. Gozaisho, which is 1,212m above sea level, you can experience the coolness of another world. During the ride, you can see the beautiful cityscape of Mie Prefecture, and at the top of the mountain you can enjoy a spectacular panoramic view.

The round-trip fare is 2,600 yen for adults, 1,300 yen for children, and free for children aged 1 to 3. *Adult fare applies to those aged 13 and over. *Discounts are available for those with a Kintetsu Rail Pass.

• Table of Contents
• This is what the mountain park is like!
• 1. Spectacular views
• 2. Relaxing Promenade
• 3. Meals
• 4. The official SNS is also fun!
• 5. The townscape of Yunoyama Onsen, where history speaks
• 6. Stay overnight at Yunoyama Onsen

This is what the mountain park is like!

Mountain Top Map

1. Spectacular views

[Fujimi Observatory]

Once you reach the top of the mountain, head first to the Fujimi Observatory. The name of this observation deck comes from the fact that you can see Mount Mount Fuji, Japan's most famous mountain. There are few days in spring and summer when you can see Mount Fuji, but from the observation deck you can enjoy magnificent views of the ropeway tracks, Ise , Ise Bay, Chita Peninsula on the opposite shore, Chubu Centrair International Airport, Nagoya city, and even the Minami Alps mountains Oku . The observation deck is a three-minute walk from Choyodai. Be sure to stop by once you reach the peak.

[Sightseeing lift]

The lift is 500m long and takes 8 minutes one way, making it a very satisfying ride. You can enjoy a leisurely stroll through the air while being surrounded by a pleasant cool breeze. The fare from the ropeway station to the summit station is 400 yen one way, and 700 yen round trip.

[Bokodai]

This is the "Lake-viewing Platform" at the top of Mt. Gozaisho. It is an observation deck located on the west side of Mt. Gozaisho, about a 3-minute walk from the "Summit Station" sightseeing lift, and this is the actual summit of Mt. Gozaisho at 1,212m. The expansive sea of ​​trees and the refreshing breeze from Lake Biwa, Japan's largest lake, are very pleasant.

2. Relaxing Promenade

The mountain park on Mt. Gozaisho is well maintained, so you can easily stroll around in sneakers or other comfortable shoes. As you walk along the promenade, you will be surrounded by vibrant greenery and the light filtering through the trees will soothe your mind. You will be able to spend a relaxing time that is hard to find in the city.

3. Meals

At Gozaisho Mountain Park, there is a restaurant called "Nature" with a great view, where you can enjoy the specialty "Gozaisho Curry Udon" as well as seasonal menus and sweets. How about enjoying a meal or cafe time with a great view?

4. The official SNS is also fun!

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5. The townscape of Yunoyama Onsen, where history speaks

Yunoyama Onsen, which spreads out at the foot of the Gozaisho Ropeway, is a historic hot spring resort that has been healing travelers and hot spring visitors since ancient times. Cobblestone alleyways, old-fashioned wooden inns, and souvenir shops that retain the atmosphere of the Showa. The nostalgic townscape, where time flows slowly, is like history speaking to you. Please spend your time traveling through time.

Historic cobblestones

A hand washing station at a convenience store that has completed its role

Daikokuten enshrined on Frog Rock

6. Stay overnight at Yunoyama Onsen

Yunoyama Onsen was founded 1,300 years ago. It was also known as "Deer's Hot Spring" because a wounded deer used the hot spring to heal its wounds, and the rich spring water moisturizes the skin. If you are staying in Mie Prefecture, why not try the rich spring water of Yunoyama Onsen?

Saikoyo is conveniently located by public transport, about 200m walk from the "Yunoyama Onsen Gozaisho Ropeway Mae" bus stop. Although it looks like a Western castle, there are no guards and young staff members will greet you with enthusiasm. Another unique feature is that the staff are always ready to host guests at various events throughout the year, and you can feel that hospitality throughout the building. You'll definitely be glad you came and want to come back!

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