Panoramic views of Nagasaki from Mount Inasa observatory

In the afternoon, we went to Mount Inasa Park viewpoint to see the panoramic Nagasaki view. Inasayama (稲佐山) is a 330 meter mountain⛰ that is known as Nagasaki's 10 million dollar💰 night view.  

There are two ways to get here either by car 🚗 or ropeway/cable car🚠. I think most travelers taking by cableway because it's fun to climb. We have a car so we can go up to the top of the mountain on our own way😁

Driving on National Routes 202 and 206 from Chinatown and passing the central Nagasaki, we came to the mountain park. The entire park is free of charge. However you must pay a 100 yen toll fee to pass through the gate. 

We arrived at the observation deck around 2 o'clock. The scenery is really beautiful even in the daytime🌞 I think it would be nice at night⭐

The Central Nagasaki from an observation platform. The new Nagasaki Station🚄, currently under redevelopment, is in the center picture.

The North-West area. The hypocenter of atomic bomb💣 dropped at 11:02 am on August 9, 1945 is located at the top of the epicenter.

The Omura Bay looking over the mountain.

The South-East area. The most part of this area facing the inlet sea, called the Nagasaki Bay is occupied by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Nagasaki dockyards. The silver-light Megami Bridge that connects between the Megami and Kaminoshima districts. 

And one more picture of small islands on the bay of Nagasaki.