Above the clouds, take in sweeping views of the Seto Inland Sea and Shikoku’s mountains.

At an elevation of about 920 meters, Unpenji Summit Park is a spectacular viewpoint spanning the border of Kagawa and Tokushima. After a roughly 7-minute aerial ride on the Unpenji Ropeway, a grand panorama of the Mitoyo Plain and the Seto Inland Sea awaits. Capture a memorable photo on the Sky Swing or inside the scenic photo frame.

Three highlights of Unpenji Summit Park

1. 1. A grand panorama from the summitLook out over the Seto Inland Sea, the Mitoyo Plain, and Shikoku’s mountain ranges. On clear days, you can see islands far in the distance.
2. 2. The Sky Swing and photo spotsThe popular Sky Swing, which feels as though you are soaring into the sky, and the scenic photo frame are ideal places to photograph the view.
3. 3. An aerial journey by ropewayThe ride from the foothill station to the summit takes about 7 minutes. The journey itself is a special experience, with views of the mountains and sea.

Official information and directions

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Quick access guide

* There is no parking at the summit park. Please use the Unpenji Ropeway from the foothill station.

Nearby attractions

• ・Unpenji Temple, Temple No. 66 of the Shikoku PilgrimageThe highest-elevation temple on the Shikoku Pilgrimage. Walk through the cedar-lined grounds and among the five hundred rakan statues for a quiet moment of reflection, a striking contrast to the open views of the summit park.
• ・Kanonji and Mitoyo areaExplore distinctive sights of western Kagawa by car, including the Zenigata Sunae sand sculpture in Kotohiki Park and the Honen-ike Dam. Allow enough travel time and plan a full-day route combining mountains, sea, and history.
• ・Chichibugahama BeachWhen low tide coincides with sunset, shallow tidal pools can mirror the sky and visitors, creating dreamlike reflections. Check the tide table and sunset time in advance, and combine the summit panorama with an evening view over the Seto Inland Sea.