Eboshidake Observatory

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Towering behind the urban center of Sasebo, the Eboshidake Observatory is situated at the summit of Mount Eboshi, 468 meters above sea level. The vista from here is truly astonishing; you can capture the dynamic naval port scenery of Sasebo Port right below, the grand panorama of the beautiful Kujukushima Islands to the west, and the calm waters of Omura Bay to the east simultaneously, making it a prominent scenic viewpoint in Nagasaki. Breathing deeply while absorbing the pure, clear sky air and viewing the majestic horizon from an unobstructed sky observatory grants an immense openness that sweeps away mental clutter. At dusk, everything fades into a brilliant golden-crimson light, opening a mystical silence to perfectly rejuvenate your soul.

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Tsushima Tourism and Local Products Association

Eboshidake Observatory

Address: Toyotamacho Nii, Tsushima City, Nagasaki Prefecture
Website: https://www.nagasaki-tabinet.com/guide/847/
Operator: Tsushima Tourism and Local Products Association

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