The night view of Mount Inasa in Nagasaki is one of the world's new three major night views and a must-see when visiting Nagasaki

The night view is fascinating, not to mention the night view of Mount Inasa in Nagasaki, which is listed as one of the new three major night views in the world. How can you miss the night view of Mount Inasa when traveling to Nagasaki in Kyushu, Japan? Take the cable car to the top of the mountain, walk for two minutes, and the dazzling night view will come into view. It is generally believed that the original three major night views of the world are Hong Kong, Hakodate in Hokkaido, and Naples in Italy, but the basis for this is not verifiable. In 2012, "night view tourists" certified by Japan's "Night View Sightseeing Convention Bureau" voted for the world's new top three night views: Hong Kong, Nagasaki and Monaco. The conference was held again in 2021. This time, Monaco, Nagasaki and Shanghai took the top three places, while Hong Kong dropped to fifth place. The "Taiwan Lantern Festival" was certified as a "World Night View Heritage" at this conference. Attractions: Mt. Inasa Summit Observatory Address: 〒852-8011 Inasayama Park, 364 Inasa-cho, Nagasaki City, Nagasaki Prefecture Opening hours: 08:00-22:00 Transportation: Take Route 5 from Nagasaki Station towards Inasayama Line. The ride takes about 15-20 minutes and you get off at the last stop, Inasayama.