Mount Hakkyō
八経ヶ岳
The highest peak in the Kinki region, offering a UNESCO-listed pilgrimage trail and rare primeval forest views.
What it is
- The highest mountain in Nara Prefecture and the Kinki region at 1,915 meters.
- A UNESCO World Heritage site located within the Omine mountain range.
- One of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains also known as Mount Bukkyo.
- A protected habitat for the Bukkyogatake primeval forest and Magnolia sieboldii.
What to see
- The Omine Okugakemichi trail which passes directly through the mountain.
- A national natural monument consisting of a rare primeval forest.
- Misen Shrine located in the area surrounding the peak.
- Views from the highest point on the border of Tenkawa and Kamikitayama.
Getting there
- The shortest climbing route begins at the Gyojagaeri Tunnel west entrance.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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