Eboshi-dake
烏帽子岳
A 2,066-meter twin-peak volcano on the border of Ueda and Tomi, offering panoramic views and popular hiking trails.
What it is
- A volcano located at the western end of the Asama mountain range.
- One of the 100 Famous Mountains of Shinshu reaching 2,066 meters.
- A twin-peak mountain featuring two distinct summits for hikers to explore.
- A prominent local landmark frequently mentioned in regional school songs.
What to see
- The highest point located on the northern peak of the mountain.
- The southern peak known as Koeboshi-dake standing at 2,042 meters.
- Clear views of Mount Azumaya visible from the mountain summit.
- Athletes competing in skyrunning events held on the mountain slopes.
Getting there
- Access the mountain trails starting from the Yunomaru Highland area.
- Follow the ascent from Jizo Pass which takes approximately ninety minutes.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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