The ropeway reaches an elevation of 452 meters at the summit station.
The mountain is part of a volcanic region known for its specific geological formations within the Izu Peninsula Geopark.
The summit includes a specialized 'Fuji Sky Terrace' with water basins designed to reflect the peak of Mt. Fuji.
A designated 'love bell' is located at the summit, often associated with local romantic folklore.
The park was extensively renovated in 2021 to modernize its viewing platforms and lounge areas.
Izu Panorama Park is a mountain resort located at the peak of Mt. Katsuragi, accessible via a 1,800-meter ropeway ride from the base station. The summit features the Fuji View Terrace, which offers unobstructed views of Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay. The park grounds include the Katsuragi Shrine, which houses a stone statue of Jizo, a guardian deity of travelers. Visitors can walk through the Aozora Terrace and the mountain's circular boardwalk. The site is situated within the Izu Peninsula UNESCO Global Geopark. Several cafes and retail shops are located at both the base and the summit stations. The park is designed to offer panoramic vistas of the surrounding Shizuoka landscape.
The edge of the Fuji View Terrace looking toward Mt. Fuji across the water feature.
Bring polarized sunglasses to reduce the glare from the reflective water basins at the summit.
Check the local live webcam on the official website before departing to ensure Mt. Fuji is not obscured by clouds.
Wear sturdy walking shoes to navigate the gravel and wooden pathways around the summit boardwalk.
Do not visit on days with high wind forecasts, as the ropeway may be suspended for safety.
Operations may be suspended during extreme weather, specifically high winds or heavy rainfall.
Refrain from walking on the edges of the reflective water basins and adhere to quiet zones near the shrine.
