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Lake Okutama - A Nearby Stargazing Spot Where Tokyo's Darkest Night Sky is Encountered
Lake Okutama - A Nearby Stargazing Spot Where Tokyo's Darkest Night Sky is Encountered
About 2 hours by train and bus from Tokyo. Lake Okutama is a precious celestial observation spot where the Milky Way's subtle light can be captured while remaining in Tokyo.
Mt. Odai-ga-hara - Japan's Premier Starry Sky Viewed from One of the 100 Famous Mountains
Mt. Odai-ga-hara - Japan's Premier Starry Sky Viewed from One of the 100 Famous Mountains
Mt. Odai-ga-hara at 1,695 meters on the Nara-Mie border. The 360-degree starry sky visible from Hiide-ga-dake Observatory is the Kansai region's darkest and most beautiful.
Nobeyama Plateau - Gazing at Yatsugatake's Starry Sky at Radio Astronomy's Sacred Ground
Nobeyama Plateau - Gazing at Yatsugatake's Starry Sky at Radio Astronomy's Sacred Ground
A 1,350-meter-elevation highland where the National Astronomical Observatory's Nobeyama Cosmic Radio Observatory is located. Fantastic landscapes where giant radio telescope parabolas and starry skies intertwine.
Misato Observatory - Enjoy a 105cm Telescope and Starry Sky Guidance in Wakayama's Mountains
Misato Observatory - Enjoy a 105cm Telescope and Starry Sky Guidance in Wakayama's Mountains
Misato Observatory in Kimino Town, Wakayama Prefecture, is a public observatory known for its large 105cm telescope. Expert staff guidance ensures beginners feel comfortable.
Mineyama Highland - Experience a Natural Planetarium in Hyogo's Resort Highland
Mineyama Highland - Experience a Natural Planetarium in Hyogo's Resort Highland
Mineyama Highland in Kamikawa Town, Hyogo Prefecture, sits at approximately 930m elevation. This resort area with hotels and camping facilities is a hidden gem in the Kansai region for enjoying a starry sky.
Minami Aso Luna Observatory - A Starry Night in Aso Nature with Auberge Dining
Minami Aso Luna Observatory - A Starry Night in Aso Nature with Auberge Dining
Luna Observatory in Minami Aso Village, Kumamoto Prefecture, is a private observatory with an 82cm telescope. Enjoy Aso's starry sky and exquisite cuisine while staying at an auberge.
Kuma Highland Celestial Observation Hall - Shikoku's Largest 60cm Telescope Revealing the Universe
Kuma Highland Celestial Observation Hall - Shikoku's Largest 60cm Telescope Revealing the Universe
The Celestial Observation Hall in Kuma Highland Town, Ehime Prefecture, features Shikoku's largest 60cm reflector telescope. Experience Shikoku's premier stargazing at 700m elevation on the highland.
Kuju Highland - Kyushu's Most Spectacular Starry Sky Grasslands at the Foot of Kuju Mountains
Kuju Highland - Kyushu's Most Spectacular Starry Sky Grasslands at the Foot of Kuju Mountains
Kuju Highland in Taketa City, Okinawa Prefecture, spreads vast grasslands and a starry sky beneath the Kuju Mountain Range. A premier celestial observation spot representing Kyushu at its finest.
Terahoku Celestial Sphere Hall - Kagoshima's Premier Stargazing Spot Certified as Japan's Best Seven Times
Terahoku Celestial Sphere Hall - Kagoshima's Premier Stargazing Spot Certified as Japan's Best Seven Times
Terahoku Celestial Sphere Hall in Kanoya City, Kagoshima Prefecture, has been officially recognized by the Ministry of Environment seven times as 'the place in Japan with the most beautiful starry sky.' Experience the grand panorama of Sakurajima and stars.
Jododaira Observatory - Tohoku's Finest Starry Sky Experience at 1,575m Elevation
Jododaira Observatory - Tohoku's Finest Starry Sky Experience at 1,575m Elevation
Jododaira Observatory, located at 1,575 meters on the Bandai-Asahi Skyline in Fukushima Prefecture, features a 40cm reflector telescope and exceptional atmospheric transparency for Tohoku's premier stargazing experience.
Ishigaki Island Observatory - Observing the Southern Cross in Japan's First Starry Sky Reserve
Ishigaki Island Observatory - Observing the Southern Cross in Japan's First Starry Sky Reserve
The observatory on Ishigaki Island in Okinawa Prefecture features the Kyushu and Okinawa region's largest 105cm telescope. Encounter the Southern Cross under the Yaeyama sky, designated as Japan's first starry sky reserve.
Hateruma Island Starry Sky Observation Tower - Japan's Ultimate Stargazing Experience at the Southernmost Inhabited Island
Hateruma Island Starry Sky Observation Tower - Japan's Ultimate Stargazing Experience at the Southernmost Inhabited Island
Hateruma Island, Japan's southernmost inhabited island, is the place in the country with the most visible stars. From the starry sky observation tower, you can observe 84 constellations including the Southern Cross.