Mount Fujiwara
藤原岳
A 1,144-meter peak in Suzuka Quasi-National Park famous for its limestone landscape and seasonal alpine flower colonies.
What it is
- A 1,144-meter mountain located on the border of Mie and Shiga prefectures.
- Part of the Suzuka Mountains and designated as one of Japan's 300 Famous Mountains.
- A peak within the Suzuka Quasi-National Park featuring limestone mined by Taiheiyo Cement.
- Site of a former ski resort that originally opened in 1931.
What to see
- Natural colonies of Fukujuso and Setsubunso flowers blooming on the slopes.
- A mountain villa and public toilet facilities located near the summit.
- Views from the top of one of the designated Suzuka Seven Mountains.
- Trailheads situated near the historic Seibo-ji Temple.
Getting there
- The main trailhead is located 2.6 kilometers from Nishifujiwara Station.
- Access the mountain via trails starting near Nishifujiwara Station or Seibo-ji Temple.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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