Mount Kumazasa
熊笹ノ峰
A 1,523-meter peak on the Tanzawa Main Ridge featuring beech forests and bamboo grass within a protected quasi-national park.
What it is
- A 1,523-meter mountain peak located on the Tanzawa Main Ridge.
- Part of the Tanzawa-Oyama Quasi-National Park on the border of Sagamihara and Yamakita.
- A designated Special Protection Zone focused on preserving local mountain ecology.
- A key point along the popular Tanzawa Main Ridge traverse hiking route.
What to see
- Primary forests consisting mostly of beech trees across the mountain slopes.
- Dense patches of sasa bamboo grass growing near the summit area.
- Protective fencing installed to prevent local deer from consuming the natural vegetation.
- Views of nearby peaks including Hinokiboramaru and Mount Omuro.
Getting there
- Access the mountain via hiking trails starting from the West Tanzawa Visitor Center.
- Climb the Yada Ridge route starting from the Kannogawa area.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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