Mikuni Toge Observatory

Great panoramic view of Fuji san and the Suruga Bay

Great panoramic view of Fuji san and the suruga bay. Of course, to fully enjoy it, you need to go on a clear day. It's 1000 meter high, it's a fun drive to get there but you may encounter snow in the...

The view of Mt. Fuji is wonderful!

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An observatory on the way from Atami to Gotemba through the Ashinoko Skyline. It was past noon in mid-December, but it was clear without clouds and I was able to see Mt. Fuji with a spectacular view. Mt. Fuji with snow covered in a nice feeling, it's very beautiful! This and Choshi Pass are great shooting spots.

A top-class observatory with a view of Fuji, Izu, and Suruga

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The Lake Ashinoko Skyline runs on the west side of Lake Ashinoko, but since it is built on the west side of the prefectural border, it will run in Shizuoka Prefecture. Many riders were taking a break, so we also parked the car, but not only Mt. Fuji, which can be seen firmly to the base without any obstruction, but also the scenery along the Izu Peninsula 々 and Suruga Bay. A superb view po It's an int.

Superb view from Suruga Bay to Mt. Fuji

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It is an observatory with a spectacular view on the Lake Ashinoko Skyline, which runs almost north-south at the top of Mt. Hakone Sotowa. It is said that it originated from the fact that Mt. Mikuni, which is nearby, was located on the border between Sagami, Suruga, and Izu. As the name suggests, I was able to enjoy the panorama of Mt. Fuji, which extends the magnificent foothills from Mt. Izu 々 to Suruga Bay beyond the city of Mishima and Numazu. Beyond the foot of Mt. Fuji, the snow-capped Southern Alps also looked into their faces.

If the weather is nice,

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2019.09.10 (Tuesday) I stopped by while passing through the Lake Ashinoko Skyline from Gotemba to Mishima via the Hakone Skyline. It's perfect for a short break. You can mainly see the direction of Suruga Bay and Mt. Fuji. There is only a space where you can park your car and a model of the topographical map. It's about the scenery ...