Mount Kumosa
雲早山
A 1,496-meter peak in Tokushima featuring a rainmaking shrine and protected beech forests within a designated scenic area.
What it is
- A 1,496-meter mountain located within the Tsurugi Mountains of Tokushima Prefecture.
- One of the Katsuura Sanzan mountains and listed among Shikoku's 100 famous mountains.
- A watershed for three river systems with 104 hectares designated as a scenic forest.
- Home to a small summit shrine dedicated to a god of rainmaking.
What to see
- Kumosa Shrine located at the highest point of the mountain.
- Natural forests of beech and oak trees preserved on the upper slopes.
- A second-class triangulation point marking the summit.
- Views from the peak situated 19 kilometers east of Mount Tsurugi.
Getting there
- Access the trailhead via the Tsurugi-san Super Forest Road.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Kumosa Open in Google Maps
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