Mount Kaerikumo
帰雲山
A 1,622-meter mountain in Gifu where a massive 1586 earthquake landslide buried a castle and its entire ruling clan.
What it is
- A 1,622-meter mountain located on the right bank of the Sho River in Shirakawa Village.
- Site of a massive landslide triggered by the 1586 Tensho earthquake.
- The location where Kaerikumo Castle and its surrounding town were completely buried.
- A mountain situated directly above the Sho River Fault Zone.
What to see
- A large, visible collapse scar located near the mountain summit.
- The western slope where the historic landslide debris blocked the Sho River.
- Natural landscape containing gold veins formed through hydrothermal activity.
- Views of the surrounding area situated west of Mount Sarugababa.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Kaerikumo Open in Google Maps
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