Mount Kami
神山
The highest peak in Hakone, this sacred volcanic cone offers hiking trails and historical significance as the origin of Lake Ashi.
What it is
- The highest peak of the Hakone Mountains standing 1,438 meters above sea level
- A central volcanic cone that created Lake Ashi during a landslide 3,000 years ago
- A sacred mountain considered to be the physical body of a deity
- The spiritual foundation for Hakone Shrine which was established in 757
What to see
- Dense forests that cover the summit and surrounding slopes
- Volcanic terrain forming the central part of the Hakone volcano complex
When to go
- The Goshinka Festival held annually on October 24
Getting there
- Access the summit via the Hakone Komagatake Ropeway
- Hiking trail from Owakudani Station takes approximately 80 minutes to reach the top
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Kami Open in Google Maps
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