Nakayama is in between Narita And Haneda International Airport

Observatories in A Walk on Nakayama Shimousa

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In the areas introduced in this web site 'A Walk on Nakayama Shimousa', people could see Mt. Fuji every fine day even though it woud be seen very small. Recently, Tokyo Skytree had been built and people could see the panoramic views of the Skytree and Mt. Fuji together. Though they could be seen from the banks of Edogawa River, it is very clear to be seen from the observatories on I-linktown Ichikawa and on Townhall Funabori since they are on tall buildings. From these observatories, they could see that Mt. Fuji stands on the left side of Tokyo Skytree. Moreover, at the observatories on Satomi Koen Park opened on the remains of Konodaijo Castle built by Dokan Ota and Nogikuen Park related to the romance 'Nogiku no Haka' written by Sachio Ito, Mt. Fuji and Tokyo Skaytree also could be seen. In addition, according to Edo Meisho Zue (a guide book describing Edo in Edo period), Edojo Castle could be seen from Mamasan Guhoji Temple. Yoritomo Minamoto, the first shogun of Kamakura Bakufu', camped on a hill and it became a shrine called 'Shirahata Jinja Shrine'. Even if Mt. Fuji and Tokyo Skytree could not be seen from them, they have their own wonderful views.
Why don't you visit the observatories?

The Observatories and the Landmarks on Hills

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