Mount Dainichi
大日岳
A 2,501-meter granite peak in the Tateyama Range offering historic religious significance and challenging alpine hiking routes.
What it is
- A granite mountain peak standing 2,501 meters high in the Hida Mountains.
- One of three peaks forming the Dainichi Sanzan group in Toyama Prefecture.
- A site that was historically used as an object of religious worship.
- A prominent alpine destination located near Mount Tsurugi and Mount Tateyama.
What to see
- Views of the surrounding Tateyama Range from the 2,501-meter summit.
- The Dainichi Hut located where the two main climbing paths meet.
- The Dainichidaira Sanso mountain hut situated in the nearby area.
- A secondary triangulation point located at an elevation of 2,498 meters.
Getting there
- Climb the trail starting from Murododaira via Mount Oku-dainichi.
- Follow the alternative route beginning at Shomyodaira near Shomyo Falls.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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