Mount Gonomiya
五の宮岳
A 1,115-meter peak in Akita featuring ancient shrines, historical ruins, and a traditional fire festival with views of Kazuno Basin.
What it is
- A mountain standing 1,115 meters tall named after Prince Gonomiya.
- Part of the Mitake-mairi mountain climbing route in Kazuno City.
- Home to ancient ruins dating back to the Jomon and Nara periods.
- A spiritual site featuring Gonomiya Gongen Shrine at the summit.
What to see
- Gonomiya Gongen Shrine located at the highest point of the mountain.
- Yakushi Shrine situated along the trail on the mountainside.
- Panoramic views of the Kazuno Basin and Mount Hachimantai from the top.
- A second-class triangulation point marking the summit area.
- A connecting trail that leads toward the nearby Mount Kawanage.
When to go
- Spring for the traditional Ojina-Obana fire festival held on the mountain.
Getting there
- A hiking trail begins directly from JR Hachimantai Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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