Mount Ishizuchi
石鎚山
Western Japan's highest peak offers a sacred climbing experience with dramatic chain ascents and significant mountain worship history.
What it is
- The highest peak in Western Japan standing at 1,982 meters above sea level
- A major site for Shugendo mountain worship located on the border of Saijo and Kumakogen
- One of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains designated as a Quasi-National Park in 1955
- A mountain consisting of three distinct peaks named Tengudake, Misen, and Nansenpo
What to see
- Three major climbing chains located along the main trail for traditional ascents
- The southernmost subalpine coniferous forest found within the Japanese archipelago
- A ropeway that provides access to the mountain via the Joju climbing route
When to go
- July 1st marks the start of the annual mountain opening ceremony
- September is the time for the Ishizuchi Hill Climb bicycle race
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Ishizuchi Open in Google Maps
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