Mount Hoko
保古山
A 970-meter mountain and national recreation area featuring highland lakes, campgrounds, and scenic hiking trails on the Byobuyama fault scarp.
What it is
- A 970-meter mountain standing on the border of Nakatsugawa and Ena cities.
- Part of the Byobuyama fault scarp designated as a National Recreation Area.
- A plateau near the summit known as the Nenoue Highlands.
- One of the 100 famous mountains listed by the Gifu Prefecture Mountaineering Federation.
What to see
- Two reservoirs named Lake Hoko and Lake Nenoue located on the plateau.
- A public lodge and campground facilities for visitors staying overnight.
- Two golf courses situated at the foot of the mountain.
- Rivers originating from the slopes that flow toward Ise Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
Getting there
- Iinuma Station on the Akechi Railway is the nearest train station to the site.
- Gifu Prefectural Road 413 provides vehicle access near the mountain summit.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Hoko Open in Google Maps
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