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A spot that has certainly become talk of the town in Kiyosato, is definitely the Kiyosato Terrace in Hokuto City, Yamanashi Prefecture.

Kiyosato Terrace

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▲View from Kiyosato Terrace (1,900m)


Elevated 1,900 meters above ground level, you can stretch your limbs out on a comfy sofa and experience the entirety of Kiyosato in a panoramic view. This is only possible from the Kiyosato Terrace.

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▲Sun Meadows Kiyosato

 
Kiyosato Terrace is located in Sun Meadows, which happens to be a ski resort area in the winter.

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▲Entrance to the lift

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Hop on the panorama lift from the foot of the mountain and take the scenic 10-minute ride to the top. After gliding through the vast sea of green and the superb landscape, you’ll arrive to the top in no time. 

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The sitting areas so big that over three people could easily lay down and spread out comfortably.

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From these sofa’s you can look out and cast your eyes upon the entirety of Kiyosato. And on sunny days, you can even see Mt. Fuji. And on absolutely perfect days, you can even see clouds beneath you. This is surely what it feels like to be looking down from the heavens!

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▲Hourglass to keep track of relaxation time

Kiyosato Terrace is a very popular spot, so on crowded days, a time limit of 30 minutes per person is imposed. There are hourglasses placed near the sofas, so don’t forget to flip it when you grab your seat!

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Kiyosato Terrace is truly an extraordinary environment where you can fully take in and enjoy the nature spread out before you.

If you are ever in Hokuto City, for a truly picturesque view, don’t forget to stop by the Kiyosato Terrace!

More Info

Kiyosato Terrace website:
https://www.sunmeadows.co.jp/tips/kiyosato_terrace_en/

Published on

  • April 14, 2022

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