Nakanokura Pass View Point

It was very hard to climb.

Original Text

１０００ I climbed to the observation area of Nakanokura Pass, which is well-known for seeing the design scenery of the yen bill. It took about １８ minutes to climb, but it was very difficult for me, who usually lacks exercise. It was painful because the slope was tight and I couldn't see the goal easily. It was an observation area that I finally arrived at, but unfortunately I couldn't see Fuji upside down on the surface of Lake Motosu because it was a little cloudy. Still it was a beautiful view. The return was about １０ and it was about ...

Travel ☂ also rises, and Mt. Fuji somehow...

Original Text

I parked my car in the free parking lot of the Minobu Tourist Information Center, and ☂ was also raised, and I was finally able to worship Mt. Fuji. Arrived at the observatory in 30 minutes on foot from the entrance of the mountain trail. Unfortunately, I couldn't see Mt. Fuji (formerly 5,000 yen bill and Mt. Fuji drawn on the current 1,000 yen bill) on the shore of the lake because of the clouds.

it's harder than i imagined.

Original Text

It took 30 minutes at 600m, so it was harder than I had imagined. But the view from the observatory is superb! There are times when it becomes a 1,000 yen bill. I'm worried about turning back with the 300m remaining sign on the way, but I'd better climb it. It's a different view from what you see from below.

Benqi Lake ＝ Millennium Banknote, 5,000 Banknote に Sketch かれた Inverse さ Fuji の Screening Place (Prospect Place) で Famous (Mountaineering Road)

Original Text

　When you come from the shojin lake side, enter the ３００ line and park your car in the parking lot on the left in front of the Nakanokura tunnel and climb from the side of the public toilet there ～ Recently, there are signs, mountain trails, and observation areas. However, it is narrow ～ The observation area is It feels like it is right above the middle of the Nakanokura tunnel (elevation ≒ 1050 ｍ). Lake Honsu (elevation ≒ 900 ｍ) is the westernmost end of the Five Lakes and the largest depth of 121.6m in the Five Lakes. The transparency is outstanding, and many people enjoy marine sports and camping.

It takes about 30 minutes to reach the observatory, which is worth the climb.

Original Text

There is a climbing gate on the northwest coast of Lake Honsu, about 200 ｍ from National Highway 300. There is a parking lot for about 20 cars on the left and right near the climbing gate. I think it is more vacant than the parking space in front of the "Minobu Tourist Information Center" just after entering from No. 300. The mountain trail is narrow and there are some places with a fairly steep slope on the way. I think it's tough to climb with leather shoes and pumps. I was a sneaker, but there was a lot of fallen leaves and I slipped. The observatory is in good condition. The view is great ...