It was mid-November and the sea of clouds was so overwhelming it made me exclaim, "Wow!" The autumn leaves were beautiful and the park was well-maintained, making it a lovely and pleasant place to be. There was a parking lot and toilets, and we climbed the steep slope to the observation deck, taking our time and taking breaks along the way. The observation deck was open and offered a 360-degree view. There were plenty of benches, so we were able to relax.
I visited on January 2nd hoping to see the sea of clouds.
I arrived a little after 7:00 AM. I tried to head straight to the observation deck, but I ended up wandering around for a while because I wasn't sure where to go (lol). Once I finally made it to the top, the weather was perfect, and I was thrilled to see such a spectacular view. Judging by the weather that day, it didn't look like the sea of clouds would disappear for a while.
As you can see from the maps posted by other people, there's a gentle spiral path that ascends to the observation deck. There are stairs, but they're very steep, so I recommend taking the path. At the start of the climb, there's an electrified fence to protect against wild boars, so you have to step over it. The electrified times are posted, and it was fine when I visited.
Perhaps because it was early in the morning and cold, the flush toilet was locked and I couldn't use it. There was an old-fashioned turtle toilet. There was no place to wash my hands. I was glad I was able to relieve myself, but I imagine it's a place that people who don't like to use. There are no shops nearby, so be careful.
This is a fantastic place to enjoy nature for free. I want to come back every season.
Even though it's the height of spring in late March, there was still snow on the ground ⛄
