Mount Kama
鎌ヶ岳
A 1,161-meter granite peak in the Suzuka Mountains known for its primeval beech forest and steep rocky summit.
What it is
- A 1,161-meter granite mountain located within the Suzuka Quasi-National Park
- One of the Suzuka Seven Mountains spanning Mie and Shiga Prefectures
- A natural site also known by the name Kanmurigadake
- Home to the Mount Kama Primeval Beech Forest, a protected natural monument
What to see
- A steep rocky summit featuring an installed chain for climbers
- Dense stands of protected primeval beech trees
- Wild Japanese serows that inhabit the surrounding mountain slopes
- Views of the Suzuka Mountains from the 1,161-meter peak
Getting there
- Located southwest of Yunoyama-Onsen Station
- Accessible via the Suzuka Skyline road which opened in 1972
- National Route 477 passes through the Buhei Tunnel near the mountain
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Kama Open in Google Maps
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