Mount Kushigata
櫛形山
A 2,052-meter peak in Yamanashi known for its comb-like shape and vibrant alpine flower colonies across the summit ridge.
What it is
- A 2,052-meter mountain in the Akaishi range selected as one of Japan's 200 Famous Mountains.
- The name comes from the ridge's resemblance to a traditional Japanese comb.
- Most of the mountain area is protected as a Yamanashi prefectural forest.
- The summit ridge features multiple peaks including Karamatsudake and Hadakayama.
What to see
- Extensive colonies of iris flowers located at the Ayame-daira wetland.
- Over 100 species of flowers blooming along the hiking trails.
- Views from the North, Middle, and South ridge hiking paths.
- The Fuji River situated to the east of the mountain base.
When to go
- Visit between April and September to see the various alpine flowers in bloom.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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