Mount Haguro
羽黒山
A 480-meter peak featuring an ancient summit shrine and a traditional harvest festival involving long bamboo poles.
What it is
- A mountain standing on the west bank of the Nishi-Kinu River.
- Site of the Hagurosan Shrine located at the summit.
- Originally named Kawachi-yama before a deity was invited from Dewa Province.
- Host to FM radio and digital television broadcasting facilities for the region.
What to see
- The Hagurosan Shrine situated at the highest point of the mountain.
- NHK-FM and digital television relay stations used for regional broadcasting.
- Views from a summit reaching between 470 and 480 meters high.
When to go
- The annual Bonten Festival held on the third Saturday of November.
- Mid-November to see participants carry long bamboo poles to the summit.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Haguro Open in Google Maps
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