| Name | Chuo Alps Kanko Co.,Ltd. |
|---|---|
| CEO | Hiromasa Moribe |
| Established | December 1963 |
| Commenced Operations | Commenced July 1967 |
| Head Office | 759-489 Akaho, Komagane City, Nagano-ken 399-4117 Japan |
Central Alps Komagatake Ropeway
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Ropeway at the highest elevation in Japan
Central Alps Komagatake Ropeway is a ropeway built in 1967 connecting the valley below with the Senjojiki Cirque directly in the shadow of Mt. Hokendake in the Central Alps of Japan. The elevation of the peak station is 2,612 meters, making it the highest of any station in Japan. The ropeway enables everyone to enjoy the natural splendor of the Japanese Alps throughout the four seasons.
Chuo Alps Kanko Co., Ltd. operates year-round Route Bus services that connect JR Komagane Station with Shirabidaira Station at the base of the ropeway. These year-round Route Bus services are used not only by ropeway visitors but also by people living in the area as an important mode of transportation.
Hotel at the highest elevation in Japan
Hotel Senjojiki is located adjacent to Senjojiki Station, the ropeway terminus. It offers commanding views of Senjojiki Cirque and Mt. Hokendake to the west, Inadani and the Southern Alps, and in the distance Mt. Fuji, to the East. The hotel is used throughout the year by people from all walks of life, from families with young children to experienced mountaineers.
