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YGJ → UKB
Which side of the plane to sit from Miho Yonago Airport (Miho) to Kobe Airport (Kobe)?
Right Side of the Plane
The right side offers a superior vantage point for the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge and the iconic 'White Heron' Himeji Castle during the descent into Osaka Bay.
Himeji Castle
The world-famous UNESCO World Heritage site, visible as a bright white landmark near the coast.
Seto Inland Sea
Panoramic views of the numerous islands scattered throughout Japan's scenic inland waterway.
Akashi Kaikyo Bridge
The world's longest suspension bridge, connecting Kobe to Awaji Island, is a highlight of the approach.
Awaji Island
A large, lush island passing directly beneath or beside the aircraft just before landing.
Kobe Airport Island
The man-made island airport becomes visible as the plane banks for its final approach over the bay.
The right side is essential for maritime enthusiasts; keep a sharp eye out for Himeji Castle approximately halfway through the flight. The Akashi Kaikyo Bridge is best seen in the late afternoon when the sun highlights its massive cable structures. Sit here to see the artificial island construction of UKB clearly.
Mount Daisen
Dramatic views of the 'Fuji of Western Japan' shortly after takeoff from Yonago.
Chugoku Mountains
The rugged, forested spine of the Chugoku region stretching across the horizon.
Mount Rokko
The steep mountain range that forms the dramatic backdrop to the city of Kobe.
Kobe City Skyline
A dense urban landscape squeezed between the mountains and the sea visible during final descent.
Choose the left side for the best early-flight views of Mount Daisen. During the descent, this side provides a clear look at the proximity between Kobe's urban center and the Rokko mountain range. Morning flights provide excellent direct light on the mountain peaks.
Distance: 205 km (127 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 21 min
Departure: YGJ (35.4921989440918, 133.23599243164062)
Arrival: UKB (34.632801055908196, 135.2239990234375)
Route Type: Domestic
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