Visitors can look forward to a scenic and relaxing experience, whether they choose to hike or take the ropeway to the summit. The daytime views offer a stunning outlook over Sapporo’s urban landscape and lush greenery, while the evening views transform the city into a sparkling sea of lights. Couples often visit the Bell of Happiness, a romantic landmark where they can ring the bell and attach a love padlock. The observation deck provides plenty of photo opportunities, and for those interested in astronomy, the Moiwa Star Hall adds an extra touch of magic.

• Stunning Night View – Witness one of Japan’s most spectacular nightscapes.
• Mt. Moiwa Ropeway & Mini Cable Car – Take a smooth and scenic ride to the summit.
• Romantic Bell of Happiness – A popular spot for couples, where ringing the bell is believed to bring happiness.
• 360-Degree Observation Deck – Enjoy panoramic views of Sapporo, Ishikari Bay, and beyond.
• Hiking Trails – Enjoy nature with several well-maintained hiking paths leading to the top.

• Weather Considerations: The observation deck may close in case of bad weather or strong winds.
• Hiking Option: For adventure seekers, hiking trails are available from the base to the summit.
• Ropeway & Mini Cable Car Hours: Typically 10:30 AM – 10:00 PM (last ride at 9:30 PM).
• Accessibility: The ropeway and summit facilities are wheelchair-friendly.
• Best Time to Visit: Evening hours for the famous night view or late afternoon for a stunning sunset.

• Children under 6 years old can ride for free when accompanied by an adult.
• Re-entry is not allowed once you exit the ropeway or observatory.
• Follow staff instructions and posted safety guidelines at all times.
• Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the ropeway, cable car, and observatory.
• Running, loud behavior, or any actions that disturb other visitors are not allowed.
• Pets are not permitted, except for guide dogs and certified service animals.
• Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.
• Photography is allowed, but tripods, drones, and selfie sticks are not permitted in crowded areas.
• Visitors are responsible for their personal belongings; the management is not liable for lost or stolen items.
• Commercial photography or filming requires prior approval from management.
• The ropeway and observatory are wheelchair accessible.
• Restrooms, souvenir shops, and a restaurant are available at the summit.
• Lockers are available at the base station for storing personal items.
• Visitors ride the ropeway and mini cable car at their own risk.
• The management is not responsible for accidents, injuries, or damages resulting from failure to follow rules or unforeseen circumstances.
• In the event of an emergency, visitors must follow staff instructions immediately.
• The management reserves the right to deny entry or remove guests who violate the terms and conditions or cause disturbances.