Mount Kakuda
角田山
A 481-meter peak in a Quasi-National Park offering seven hiking trails and seasonal wildflowers for nature enthusiasts.
What it is
- A 481.7-meter mountain located within the Sado-Yahiko-Yoneyama Quasi-National Park.
- A designated peak on the list of New 100 Famous Flower Mountains.
- A natural site also known by the name Mount Chojahara.
- Home to the Kakudayama Nature Museum which opened in 1994.
What to see
- Seven established hiking courses leading to the mountain summit.
- A spacious peak area characterized by dense natural vegetation.
- Snowwort and dogtooth violets blooming across the landscape during spring.
- Active persimmon orchards located on the lower slopes of the mountain.
When to go
- Springtime to see the blooming snowwort and dogtooth violets.
Getting there
- Bus services connect Maki Station directly to the various trailheads.
- Parking lots are provided at most of the mountain trailhead locations.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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