Mount Jizuki
地附山
A 733-meter mountain park in Nagano featuring a memorial to a major 1985 landslide and panoramic city views.
What it is
- A 733-meter mountain in northwest Nagano City that was once home to an amusement park.
- The site of a massive 1985 landslide that destroyed sixty buildings and caused twenty-six deaths.
- Bousai Memorial Jizukiyama Park, opened in 2004 to commemorate the disaster and provide public space.
- A location containing the Jizukiyama Kofun burial mound near the mountain summit.
What to see
- A landslide data museum documenting the events and impact of the 1985 disaster.
- An observation deck providing views of the surrounding Nagano area.
- Remnants of the former Togakushi Bird Line toll road and Zenkoji Ropeway area.
- The memorial park grounds built over five million cubic meters of moved earth.
When to go
- Visit during the daytime as the park closes at night.
- Plan your trip outside of the winter season when the park is closed.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Jizuki Open in Google Maps
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