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Shimoda Ropeway Summit Station (Nesugatayama Station)
831 Naka, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0016, Japan
First Sighting of Black Ships
831 Naka, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0016, Japan
Kurofune Observatory
831 Naka, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0013, Japan
Madogahama Seaside Park
Japan, 〒415-0013 Shizuoka, Shimoda, Kakisaki, 字間戸ケ浜7−9
Shimoda Ropeway (Shin-Shimoda Station)
1 Chome-3-番2号 Higashihongo, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0035, Japan
Kurofune
Sotogaoka, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0000, Japan
JGFA Kajiki Museum
Japan, 〒415-0000 Shizuoka, Shimoda, Sotogaoka, 1−1 道の駅 開国みなと下田
黒船サスケハナ号遊覧船
0000 415 Sotogaoka, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0000, Japan
Hongo Park
1 Chome-16, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0035, Japan
Gyokusenji
Japan, 〒415-0013 Shizuoka, Shimoda, Kakisaki, 31−6 曹洞宗 瑞龍山玉泉寺
Nearby restaurants
THE ROYAL HOUSE
831 Naka, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0016, Japan
ジョナサン 下田店
5-14 Kakisaki, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0013, Japan
Sukiya Route 135 Shimoda
Japan, 〒415-0013 Shizuoka, Shimoda, Kakisaki, 字間戸浜6-22
Cafe&Hamburger Ra-maru
Japan, Shizuoka, Shimoda, Sotogaoka, 1-1 道の駅開国下田みなと内
神戸Steak Hana / Cafe DINING Hana
Japan, 〒415-0000 Shizuoka, Shimoda, 外ヶ丘19 海上レストラン
Kinmeya
Japan, 〒415-0035 Shizuoka, Shimoda, Higashihongo, 1 Chome−4−3
Sakanaya
Sotogaoka, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0000, Japan
Amimoto ryōri Tokuzō Maru Shimoda
1 Chome-1-23, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0035, Japan
一品香
1 Chome-4-8 Higashihongo, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0035, Japan
Magic India
1 Chome-1-7 Higashihongo, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0035, Japan
Nearby hotels
Shimoda Bay Kuroshio
4-1 Kakisaki, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0013, Japan
Kurofune Hotel
3-8 Kakisaki, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0013, Japan
Shimoda Jyuraku Hotel
21-5 Kakisaki, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0013, Japan
Shimoda Itoen Hotel Hanamisaki
6-12 Takegahama, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0015, Japan
Ryokan Ogawa
6-7 Takegahama, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0015, Japan
Suzuki Hotel Shimoda
463 Naka, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0016, Japan
Business Hotel Tontei
Japan, 〒415-0035 Shizuoka, Shimoda, Higashihongo, 1 Chome−4−3
Business Hotel Tsumeki
1 Chome-3-3 Nishihongo, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0036, Japan
イルカフリー 海豚自由 Free dolphin
30-5 Kakisaki, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0013, Japan
Sea Shell Marine House
28-18 Kakisaki, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0013, Japan
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Mt. Nesugata Summit Observation Deck

831 Naka, Shimoda, Shizuoka 415-0013, Japan
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attractions: Shimoda Ropeway Summit Station (Nesugatayama Station), First Sighting of Black Ships, Kurofune Observatory, Madogahama Seaside Park, Shimoda Ropeway (Shin-Shimoda Station), Kurofune, JGFA Kajiki Museum, 黒船サスケハナ号遊覧船, Hongo Park, Gyokusenji, restaurants: THE ROYAL HOUSE, ジョナサン 下田店, Sukiya Route 135 Shimoda, Cafe&Hamburger Ra-maru, 神戸Steak Hana / Cafe DINING Hana, Kinmeya, Sakanaya, Amimoto ryōri Tokuzō Maru Shimoda, 一品香, Magic India
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Nearby attractions of Mt. Nesugata Summit Observation Deck

Shimoda Ropeway Summit Station (Nesugatayama Station)

First Sighting of Black Ships

Kurofune Observatory

Madogahama Seaside Park

Shimoda Ropeway (Shin-Shimoda Station)

Kurofune

JGFA Kajiki Museum

黒船サスケハナ号遊覧船

Hongo Park

Gyokusenji

Shimoda Ropeway Summit Station (Nesugatayama Station)

Shimoda Ropeway Summit Station (Nesugatayama Station)

4.0

(205)

Open 24 hours
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First Sighting of Black Ships

First Sighting of Black Ships

4.0

(53)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Kurofune Observatory

Kurofune Observatory

4.2

(29)

Open until 12:00 AM
Click for details
Madogahama Seaside Park

Madogahama Seaside Park

4.0

(556)

Open 24 hours
Click for details

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Ride a mountain bike on the 1,200-year-old Izu Kodo road.
Ride a mountain bike on the 1,200-year-old Izu Kodo road.
Sat, Dec 6 • 9:00 AM
410-3611, Shizuoka, Matsuzaki, Kamo District, Japan
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Nearby restaurants of Mt. Nesugata Summit Observation Deck

THE ROYAL HOUSE

ジョナサン 下田店

Sukiya Route 135 Shimoda

Cafe&Hamburger Ra-maru

神戸Steak Hana / Cafe DINING Hana

Kinmeya

Sakanaya

Amimoto ryōri Tokuzō Maru Shimoda

一品香

Magic India

THE ROYAL HOUSE

THE ROYAL HOUSE

4.5

(134)

Click for details
ジョナサン 下田店

ジョナサン 下田店

3.6

(443)

Click for details
Sukiya Route 135 Shimoda

Sukiya Route 135 Shimoda

3.2

(318)

$

Click for details
Cafe&Hamburger Ra-maru

Cafe&Hamburger Ra-maru

4.0

(528)

Click for details
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Reviews of Mt. Nesugata Summit Observation Deck

4.4
(140)
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4.0
30w

Mt. Nesugata Summit Observation Deck (寝姿展望台) offers breathtaking panoramic views of Shimoda Bay, steeped in history and natural beauty. Highlights include an old cannon, historic info boards, and a peaceful walking area. (4/5)

Full Review Mt. Nesugata Summit Observation Deck – A View with Substance and Style Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5)

The summit of Mount Nesugata (寝姿山) is more than just another scenic overlook—it’s a blend of natural splendor, subtle historical reverence, and understated refinement, all perched above the charming port town of Shimoda.

After taking the Shimoda Ropeway, which itself is a smooth and scenic ride if timed right, you arrive at the summit and are immediately rewarded with stunning panoramic views of Shimoda Bay. The real centerpiece is the harbor vista, which unfolds beneath you like a living painting—one that, during my visit, was graced by a ship that looked plucked from a different era, sailing among modern vessels. It’s this juxtaposition—past and present sharing the same waters—that quietly underscores the site’s historical weight.

Wander a little and you’ll encounter a cannon and its miniature replica, next to an informative plaque recounting an 1849 encounter between an English survey ship and the Tokugawa shogunate’s reconnaissance efforts. It’s not a full-on museum, but the touches of history are thoughtfully placed and help contextualize the location beyond its visual appeal. A few whimsical touches—like a large anchor, a photo pod capsule that hints at future upgrades, and some 100-yen binoculars—add layers of interactivity to the site. Nature-wise, although the flowers had passed their prime when I visited, buzzing bees and coastal breezes still made for an atmospheric stroll.

While it’s true that many of the summit’s photo spots offer variations of the same vantage point, they’re so arrestingly beautiful that you really won’t mind. The entire experience is well-paced, scenic, and respectful of both history and hospitality.

In sum: Mt. Nesugata’s summit is worth more than just a few photos—it’s a place to slow down, learn a little, breathe deeply, and perhaps most pleasantly, eat very well while doing so (at The Royal House restaurant). A recommended stop for those exploring Shimoda and seeking something both scenic...

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5.0
16w

🌊🚡Shimoda Ropeway – Nesugatayama Summit Station

Accessible en quelques minutes depuis la gare de Shimoda grâce à un téléphérique, le sommet du mont Nesugata offre un panorama spectaculaire sur la baie de Shimoda, haut lieu de l’histoire japonaise.

C’est ici, au milieu du XIXᵉ siècle, que le port de Shimoda fut l’un des premiers du Japon à s’ouvrir au commerce international, après plus de deux siècles de politique d’isolement (sakoku). En 1854, l’escadre américaine du commodore Perry y accosta, imposant par la force des « traités inégaux » l’ouverture du pays aux échanges diplomatiques et commerciaux avec l’Occident. Peu après, la baie accueillit les navires de consuls étrangers, et Shimoda devint même, pendant un temps, le siège du premier consulat des États-Unis au Japon. Sur le site, on peut encore voir d’anciens canons de défense de l’époque, vestiges des tensions de cette ouverture forcée.

Ce que vous trouverez au sommet • À droite en sortant du téléphérique : un espace avec des chaises longues pour profiter pleinement de la vue sur la baie, les collines verdoyantes et les eaux turquoise. • À gauche : un sentier naturel qui serpente entre les arbres et offre plusieurs points de vue, avant d’atteindre un petit temple paisible. • Des panneaux historiques (en japonais, parfois en anglais) qui racontent le rôle stratégique de la baie. • Les canons de l’époque installés sur le site, parfaits pour comprendre l’histoire militaire du lieu et prendre des photos.

Informations pratiques pour préparer votre visite • Accès : le téléphérique se trouve à environ 10 minutes à pied de la gare de Shimoda. • Durée de la visite : comptez 30 à 60 minutes au sommet si vous prenez le temps de marcher jusqu’au temple. • Meilleure période : par temps clair, surtout le matin ou en fin d’après-midi pour les plus belles lumières sur la baie. • Services : distributeurs de boissons, boutique de souvenirs, toilettes au sommet. • Conseil photo : emportez un objectif grand angle ou un smartphone avec mode panoramique pour capturer toute l’étendue de la baie.

Entre panorama, nature, patrimoine et histoire, le sommet du Nesugatayama est une étape incontournable de Shimoda, idéale pour combiner une balade agréable et une immersion dans un moment-clé de...

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4.0
1y

( 日本語 )

根昇山(ねすがたやま)展望台は、絶景を楽しめるとても素晴らしい場所です。展望台からのパノラマビューは息をのむほど美しく、自然の美しさを満喫するのに最適な場所です。山頂にあるショップも魅力的で、新鮮な商品が並んでおり、ハイキングの後にちょうど良いお楽しみとなります。周囲の公園も静かで心地よい散策ができ、根昇山の訪問全体がリフレッシュできる充実した体験となりました。

( ENGLISH )

Mt. Nesugata Observation Deck offers a truly pleasant experience for anyone looking to take in some stunning views. The panoramic scenes from the deck are breathtaking, providing a perfect spot to relax and soak in the natural beauty of the area. The shop at the summit adds to the charm, offering fresh and well-presented goods that make for a nice treat after the hike. The surrounding park is also worth mentioning, as it provides a peaceful and enjoyable walk, making the entire visit to Mt. Nesugata a well-rounded and...

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Mt. Nesugata Summit Observation Deck (寝姿展望台) offers breathtaking panoramic views of Shimoda Bay, steeped in history and natural beauty. Highlights include an old cannon, historic info boards, and a peaceful walking area. (4/5) Full Review Mt. Nesugata Summit Observation Deck – A View with Substance and Style Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5) The summit of Mount Nesugata (寝姿山) is more than just another scenic overlook—it’s a blend of natural splendor, subtle historical reverence, and understated refinement, all perched above the charming port town of Shimoda. After taking the Shimoda Ropeway, which itself is a smooth and scenic ride if timed right, you arrive at the summit and are immediately rewarded with stunning panoramic views of Shimoda Bay. The real centerpiece is the harbor vista, which unfolds beneath you like a living painting—one that, during my visit, was graced by a ship that looked plucked from a different era, sailing among modern vessels. It’s this juxtaposition—past and present sharing the same waters—that quietly underscores the site’s historical weight. Wander a little and you’ll encounter a cannon and its miniature replica, next to an informative plaque recounting an 1849 encounter between an English survey ship and the Tokugawa shogunate’s reconnaissance efforts. It’s not a full-on museum, but the touches of history are thoughtfully placed and help contextualize the location beyond its visual appeal. A few whimsical touches—like a large anchor, a photo pod capsule that hints at future upgrades, and some 100-yen binoculars—add layers of interactivity to the site. Nature-wise, although the flowers had passed their prime when I visited, buzzing bees and coastal breezes still made for an atmospheric stroll. While it’s true that many of the summit’s photo spots offer variations of the same vantage point, they’re so arrestingly beautiful that you really won’t mind. The entire experience is well-paced, scenic, and respectful of both history and hospitality. In sum: Mt. Nesugata’s summit is worth more than just a few photos—it’s a place to slow down, learn a little, breathe deeply, and perhaps most pleasantly, eat very well while doing so (at The Royal House restaurant). A recommended stop for those exploring Shimoda and seeking something both scenic and soulful.
Jean-Romain MichauxJean-Romain Michaux
🌊🚡Shimoda Ropeway – Nesugatayama Summit Station Accessible en quelques minutes depuis la gare de Shimoda grâce à un téléphérique, le sommet du mont Nesugata offre un panorama spectaculaire sur la baie de Shimoda, haut lieu de l’histoire japonaise. C’est ici, au milieu du XIXᵉ siècle, que le port de Shimoda fut l’un des premiers du Japon à s’ouvrir au commerce international, après plus de deux siècles de politique d’isolement (sakoku). En 1854, l’escadre américaine du commodore Perry y accosta, imposant par la force des « traités inégaux » l’ouverture du pays aux échanges diplomatiques et commerciaux avec l’Occident. Peu après, la baie accueillit les navires de consuls étrangers, et Shimoda devint même, pendant un temps, le siège du premier consulat des États-Unis au Japon. Sur le site, on peut encore voir d’anciens canons de défense de l’époque, vestiges des tensions de cette ouverture forcée. Ce que vous trouverez au sommet • À droite en sortant du téléphérique : un espace avec des chaises longues pour profiter pleinement de la vue sur la baie, les collines verdoyantes et les eaux turquoise. • À gauche : un sentier naturel qui serpente entre les arbres et offre plusieurs points de vue, avant d’atteindre un petit temple paisible. • Des panneaux historiques (en japonais, parfois en anglais) qui racontent le rôle stratégique de la baie. • Les canons de l’époque installés sur le site, parfaits pour comprendre l’histoire militaire du lieu et prendre des photos. Informations pratiques pour préparer votre visite • Accès : le téléphérique se trouve à environ 10 minutes à pied de la gare de Shimoda. • Durée de la visite : comptez 30 à 60 minutes au sommet si vous prenez le temps de marcher jusqu’au temple. • Meilleure période : par temps clair, surtout le matin ou en fin d’après-midi pour les plus belles lumières sur la baie. • Services : distributeurs de boissons, boutique de souvenirs, toilettes au sommet. • Conseil photo : emportez un objectif grand angle ou un smartphone avec mode panoramique pour capturer toute l’étendue de la baie. Entre panorama, nature, patrimoine et histoire, le sommet du Nesugatayama est une étape incontournable de Shimoda, idéale pour combiner une balade agréable et une immersion dans un moment-clé de l’histoire du Japon.
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( 日本語 ) 根昇山(ねすがたやま)展望台は、絶景を楽しめるとても素晴らしい場所です。展望台からのパノラマビューは息をのむほど美しく、自然の美しさを満喫するのに最適な場所です。山頂にあるショップも魅力的で、新鮮な商品が並んでおり、ハイキングの後にちょうど良いお楽しみとなります。周囲の公園も静かで心地よい散策ができ、根昇山の訪問全体がリフレッシュできる充実した体験となりました。 -------------------- ( ENGLISH ) Mt. Nesugata Observation Deck offers a truly pleasant experience for anyone looking to take in some stunning views. The panoramic scenes from the deck are breathtaking, providing a perfect spot to relax and soak in the natural beauty of the area. The shop at the summit adds to the charm, offering fresh and well-presented goods that make for a nice treat after the hike. The surrounding park is also worth mentioning, as it provides a peaceful and enjoyable walk, making the entire visit to Mt. Nesugata a well-rounded and refreshing outing.
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Mt. Nesugata Summit Observation Deck (寝姿展望台) offers breathtaking panoramic views of Shimoda Bay, steeped in history and natural beauty. Highlights include an old cannon, historic info boards, and a peaceful walking area. (4/5) Full Review Mt. Nesugata Summit Observation Deck – A View with Substance and Style Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5) The summit of Mount Nesugata (寝姿山) is more than just another scenic overlook—it’s a blend of natural splendor, subtle historical reverence, and understated refinement, all perched above the charming port town of Shimoda. After taking the Shimoda Ropeway, which itself is a smooth and scenic ride if timed right, you arrive at the summit and are immediately rewarded with stunning panoramic views of Shimoda Bay. The real centerpiece is the harbor vista, which unfolds beneath you like a living painting—one that, during my visit, was graced by a ship that looked plucked from a different era, sailing among modern vessels. It’s this juxtaposition—past and present sharing the same waters—that quietly underscores the site’s historical weight. Wander a little and you’ll encounter a cannon and its miniature replica, next to an informative plaque recounting an 1849 encounter between an English survey ship and the Tokugawa shogunate’s reconnaissance efforts. It’s not a full-on museum, but the touches of history are thoughtfully placed and help contextualize the location beyond its visual appeal. A few whimsical touches—like a large anchor, a photo pod capsule that hints at future upgrades, and some 100-yen binoculars—add layers of interactivity to the site. Nature-wise, although the flowers had passed their prime when I visited, buzzing bees and coastal breezes still made for an atmospheric stroll. While it’s true that many of the summit’s photo spots offer variations of the same vantage point, they’re so arrestingly beautiful that you really won’t mind. The entire experience is well-paced, scenic, and respectful of both history and hospitality. In sum: Mt. Nesugata’s summit is worth more than just a few photos—it’s a place to slow down, learn a little, breathe deeply, and perhaps most pleasantly, eat very well while doing so (at The Royal House restaurant). A recommended stop for those exploring Shimoda and seeking something both scenic and soulful.
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🌊🚡Shimoda Ropeway – Nesugatayama Summit Station Accessible en quelques minutes depuis la gare de Shimoda grâce à un téléphérique, le sommet du mont Nesugata offre un panorama spectaculaire sur la baie de Shimoda, haut lieu de l’histoire japonaise. C’est ici, au milieu du XIXᵉ siècle, que le port de Shimoda fut l’un des premiers du Japon à s’ouvrir au commerce international, après plus de deux siècles de politique d’isolement (sakoku). En 1854, l’escadre américaine du commodore Perry y accosta, imposant par la force des « traités inégaux » l’ouverture du pays aux échanges diplomatiques et commerciaux avec l’Occident. Peu après, la baie accueillit les navires de consuls étrangers, et Shimoda devint même, pendant un temps, le siège du premier consulat des États-Unis au Japon. Sur le site, on peut encore voir d’anciens canons de défense de l’époque, vestiges des tensions de cette ouverture forcée. Ce que vous trouverez au sommet • À droite en sortant du téléphérique : un espace avec des chaises longues pour profiter pleinement de la vue sur la baie, les collines verdoyantes et les eaux turquoise. • À gauche : un sentier naturel qui serpente entre les arbres et offre plusieurs points de vue, avant d’atteindre un petit temple paisible. • Des panneaux historiques (en japonais, parfois en anglais) qui racontent le rôle stratégique de la baie. • Les canons de l’époque installés sur le site, parfaits pour comprendre l’histoire militaire du lieu et prendre des photos. Informations pratiques pour préparer votre visite • Accès : le téléphérique se trouve à environ 10 minutes à pied de la gare de Shimoda. • Durée de la visite : comptez 30 à 60 minutes au sommet si vous prenez le temps de marcher jusqu’au temple. • Meilleure période : par temps clair, surtout le matin ou en fin d’après-midi pour les plus belles lumières sur la baie. • Services : distributeurs de boissons, boutique de souvenirs, toilettes au sommet. • Conseil photo : emportez un objectif grand angle ou un smartphone avec mode panoramique pour capturer toute l’étendue de la baie. Entre panorama, nature, patrimoine et histoire, le sommet du Nesugatayama est une étape incontournable de Shimoda, idéale pour combiner une balade agréable et une immersion dans un moment-clé de l’histoire du Japon.
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( 日本語 ) 根昇山(ねすがたやま)展望台は、絶景を楽しめるとても素晴らしい場所です。展望台からのパノラマビューは息をのむほど美しく、自然の美しさを満喫するのに最適な場所です。山頂にあるショップも魅力的で、新鮮な商品が並んでおり、ハイキングの後にちょうど良いお楽しみとなります。周囲の公園も静かで心地よい散策ができ、根昇山の訪問全体がリフレッシュできる充実した体験となりました。 -------------------- ( ENGLISH ) Mt. Nesugata Observation Deck offers a truly pleasant experience for anyone looking to take in some stunning views. The panoramic scenes from the deck are breathtaking, providing a perfect spot to relax and soak in the natural beauty of the area. The shop at the summit adds to the charm, offering fresh and well-presented goods that make for a nice treat after the hike. The surrounding park is also worth mentioning, as it provides a peaceful and enjoyable walk, making the entire visit to Mt. Nesugata a well-rounded and refreshing outing.
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