Mount Jii
爺ヶ岳
A 2,670-meter peak in the Hida Mountains offering alpine hiking trails, diverse wildlife, and seasonal snow patterns.
What it is
- A 2,670-meter mountain located within the Chubu Sangaku National Park.
- One of Japan's 300 Famous Mountains consisting of three distinct peaks.
- A geological formation made of welded tuff from ancient volcanic eruptions.
- A popular destination for local school group climbing trips and outdoor recreation.
What to see
- The North, Central, and South peaks along the mountain ridge.
- A natural snow pattern resembling an old man that appears in spring.
- Local wildlife including Japanese serows and rock ptarmigans in their natural habitat.
- The Jigatake Ski Resort located on the southeastern slope of the mountain.
- Mountain lodges Taneike Sanso and Tsumetaike Sanso providing accommodation for climbers.
When to go
- Springtime to see the famous old man snow pattern on the slopes.
Getting there
- The Kashiwabara Shin-do hiking trail begins at Ogisawa Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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