Mount Miashi-fuji

What it is

• A mountain in Tsuruga City officially recorded on Geospatial Information Authority maps.
• The only mountain in Fukui Prefecture with Fuji in its formal name.
• A site located near the historical Arachi-no-seki barrier station and Hikidanjo Castle ruins.
• A peak overlooking the former Hikida post town and its historic water transport canal.

What to see

• The Hachijoiwa rock which provides a clear view of the three-part summit.
• The Goigawa River flowing between the mountain and the Sengoku period castle ruins.
• Surrounding natural landmarks including Mount Iwagomoyama and the Misakagoe pass.
• The Hikida district landscape situated at the base of the mountain.

When to go

• Daylight hours are best for viewing the summit from the Hachijoiwa rock.
• Climbing to the peak is not recommended as there are no established trails.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.