Mount Imabuchi
今淵ヶ岳
A 1048-meter peak in Gifu known for mountain worship and as a source for traditional Mino paper materials.
What it is
- A 1048-meter mountain in Mino City designated as one of the Gifu 100 Mountains.
- One of the Koga Three Mountains and a site for traditional mountain worship.
- The source of the Otogari River and home to wild materials used for Mino paper.
- A geological formation consisting primarily of Nohi rhyolite.
What to see
- Taki Shrine located at the site of the Gongen Falls.
- A third-class triangulation point marking the summit of the mountain.
- Views of Mount Yatsubogake situated to the south of the peak.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Imabuchi Open in Google Maps
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