Mount Amigasa
編笠山
A 2,524-meter peak in the Yatsugatake range offering rocky summit views and historic trails used since the 16th century.
What it is
- A 2,524-meter mountain located at the southernmost end of the Yatsugatake Mountains.
- Designated as part of a quasi-national park in 1964.
- One of the Yamanashi 100 Mountains and a source for the Fuji River.
- Site of a 16th-century signal fire platform on the Noroshiba peak.
What to see
- A stone-covered summit area located above the forest limit.
- The historic Bo-michi road established by Takeda Shingen at the western foot.
- Mountain trails connecting the peak toward Mount Gongen.
- Panoramic views from the high-elevation rocky peak.
When to go
- The access road to the trailhead is closed during the winter season.
Getting there
- Climbing routes are accessible from Kobuchizawa Station and Shinano-sakai Station.
- The Kannondaira parking lot is reachable via a prefectural road.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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