Mishima Sky Walk
About this viewpoint
The Mishima Sky Walk is a 400 meter pedestrian suspension bridge with an unobstructed view across the valley to Mount Fuji. The site also has ziplines, a forest cafe and a long observation terrace if visibility drops.
Beyond the bridge
The Long Zip Slide, Sky Garden flower hall and a Forest Adventure ropes course fill a half day. The K-Hut cafe has Fuji facing seating.
Combine with Hakone
Mishima sits at the base of the Hakone ridge. Many visitors do Hakone in the afternoon after a clear morning Sky Walk crossing.
Photographer tips
- Cross the bridge twice, the return view is the better composition.
- Combine with Mishima Taisha shrine in the town below.
- Zipline tickets sell out on weekends, book ahead.
Getting there
Practical info
¥1100 adult, ¥200 child
Free for over 400 cars.
Step free across the bridge, suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.
35 to 70 mm. The valley is wide and the peak distant.
Where to eat nearby
- K-Hut cafe
Specialty coffee with Fuji facing windows, inside the visitor complex.
Best rail pass for Mishima Sky Walk
These are the rail passes that actually reach Mishima Sky Walk. Buy your pass before you fly, then collect it at any major Japanese airport or city station.
Japan Rail Pass (7 days)Recommended
Tokaido Shinkansen Kodama and Hikari to Mishima, Shin-Fuji and Shizuoka are fully covered, plus local JR Tokaido line trains along the Shizuoka coast.
Mt Fuji Shizuoka Pass
Local buses and trains around Shin-Fuji, Mishima and Shimizu. Lighter and cheaper than a national pass if Fuji is your only Shinkansen leg.
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