Mount Yumihari
弓張岳
A 364-meter peak in Saikai National Park offering panoramic views of the Kujukushima Islands and historic naval ruins.
What it is
- A 364-meter mountain located within the Saikai National Park in Sasebo.
- The site of a former Imperial Japanese Navy battery and ancient archaeological excavations.
- A designated location among the top 100 night view spots in Japan.
What to see
- A concrete observatory at the summit designed by architect Yoshikatsu Tsuboi.
- Panoramic views of the Kujukushima Islands and the Sasebo Port area.
- The ruins of a historical Imperial Japanese Navy battery.
- A monument dedicated to the 43rd Submarine accident located at Udogoe.
When to go
- Visit after sunset to experience one of Japan's top rated night views.
Getting there
- The summit is accessible by a 15-minute drive from Sasebo Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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