Mount Hinokidakka
檜岳
A 1,167-meter peak in the Tanzawa Mountains offering rugged ridge trails within a protected quasi-national park.
What it is
- A 1,167-meter mountain peak located in the southern Tanzawa Mountains.
- Part of the Tanzawa-Oyama Quasi-National Park on the border of Yamakita and Matsuda.
- A high place situated between the Yushin Valley and Yadoriki Stream.
- The ridge trails were originally developed for the 1955 National Sports Festival.
What to see
- Mountain ridge trails connecting to Mount Amayama and Mount Nabewari.
- Views of the surrounding Yushin Valley and Yadoriki Stream from the summit.
- The Yadoriki Headwater Forest located at the base of an unmarked work road.
Getting there
- Access the summit via trails from Hadano Pass or Amayama Pass.
- The trail from Amayama Pass is currently closed as of 2025.
- An unmarked work road leads to the area from Yadoriki Headwater Forest.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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