Suruga Bay from Jukkoku Pass

A Summit Named for Ten Provinces

The Jukkoku Pass straddles the boundary between Shizuoka and Kanagawa, and its name — literally "Ten-Country Pass" — nods to the traditional provinces once visible from its 1,000-meter-plus summit. This panorama terrace camera looks out toward Suruga Bay, sweeping across forested ridgelines that fall away to the coast.

Suruga Bay and the Izu Coastline

The feed frames the Suruga Bay side of the pass, where the Izu Peninsula's hills meet the water and the coastal towns of Atami and Ito trace the shoreline below. Layered mountain silhouettes give way to open sea, a view long prized for its scale and depth.

A Cable Car Above the Clouds

Visitors reach the terrace via the Jukkoku Pass Cable Car, which climbs from the Kannami valley floor to the observation deck in minutes. The elevated vantage point turns the pass into one of the region's most complete panoramic overlooks, pairing mountain, forest, and bay in a single frame.

An Ever-Changing Panorama

Because the terrace faces open water and rolling terrain, the scene shifts constantly with the light and the seasons — hazy mornings give way to sharp coastal definition, and each visit to the stream reveals a slightly different mood over the same enduring landscape.