Mount Komanako
小真名子山
A 2,323-meter lava dome in Nikko National Park offering a high-altitude shrine and scenic ridge trails between neighboring peaks.
What it is
- A Quaternary lava dome standing at an elevation of 2,323 meters.
- Part of the Nikko National Park mountain range in Tochigi Prefecture.
- Named the grandchild mountain, situated between Mount Omanako and Mount Taishaku.
- A peak featuring a third-class triangulation point at its highest point.
What to see
- Komanako Shrine located directly at the mountain summit.
- Views of the southern Kanto region visible from the peak on clear days.
- A mountain trail connecting the summit to Mount Omanako and Mount Taishaku.
- The surrounding volcanic landscape of the Nikko mountain range.
Getting there
- Begin the hike from the Shizu Norikoe trailhead in Okunikko.
- Reach the summit via a ninety-minute hike from Mount Omanako.
- Connect to Mount Taishaku via a trail taking approximately two hours.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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