Mount Bishamon (Ryōhaku Mountains)
毘沙門岳
A 1,385-meter peak on the Gifu-Fukui border offering hiking trails, a historic shrine, and views from the Hakusan volcanic belt.
What it is
- A 1,385.3-meter mountain located on the border of Fukui and Gifu prefectures.
- The southernmost peak of the Hakusan volcanic belt within the Ryohaku Mountains.
- One of the 100 Mountains of Gifu serving as a major regional watershed.
- A recreational site featuring a ski resort and golf course on the northern slope.
What to see
- A second-class triangulation point marking the summit of the mountain.
- Nagataki Hakusan Shrine located at the eastern foot of the peak.
- A designated natural monument horse chestnut tree growing within the area.
- Panoramic views from the hiking trail that opened in 1996 from Hinoki Pass.
Getting there
- The summit is situated 3.5 kilometers west of Hokuno Station.
- Access the mountain via the hiking trail starting at Hinoki Pass.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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