Mount Amida
阿弥陀岳
A 2,805-meter peak in the Yatsugatake Mountains featuring religious monuments and panoramic views of the surrounding alpine range.
What it is
- The third highest peak in the Yatsugatake Mountains standing at 2,805 meters.
- A site named after mountain religious traditions located on the border of Hara and Chino.
- A prominent mountain that appears tallest when viewed from central Chino.
What to see
- An Amida Nyorai statue located at the mountain summit.
- Multiple religious stone monuments standing on the peak.
- A clear view of the West Wall of Mount Aka from the summit.
- A climbing path connecting the summit to the Nakadake Col.
Getting there
- The Ogoya Ridge trail starts from Minotoguchi to reach the peak.
- A North Ridge route is available for experienced climbers.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Amida Open in Google Maps
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