Mount Haku (Hyōgo)
白山
A 510-meter peak in the Tanba Highlands offering historical Shugendo trails and views as one of Hyogo's top 100 mountains.
What it is
- A 510-meter mountain located at the westernmost end of the Tanba Highlands.
- One of the 100 Mountains of Hyogo used historically by Shugendo practitioners.
- A natural site formerly home to the Hakusan Gongen near the summit.
What to see
- Shogon-ji Temple situated at the foot of the mountain.
- Mountain trails leading to a peak without a formal triangulation point.
- Scenic views from the western edge of the Tanba Highlands.
Getting there
- Access the mountain trails via Tanikawa Station.
- Start hiking from Hon-Kuroda Station to reach the peak.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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