Mount Mimata
三俣山
A prominent volcano in the Kuju Range featuring four peaks and ancient crater remains for hikers in Oita Prefecture.
What it is
- A volcano in the Kuju Mountain Range on the border of Taketa and Kokonoe.
- One of the 100 Famous Mountains of Kyushu and Oita.
- A mountain formed by volcanic activity that ended approximately 15,000 years ago.
- A collection of four distinct peaks including a main peak reaching 1,744 meters.
What to see
- Two crater remains known as Onabe and Konabe located on the North Peak.
- Lava domes that form the West Peak and the main peak.
- A third-class triangulation point situated at the summit of the main peak.
- Debris avalanche deposits visible on the northwestern side of the mountain.
Getting there
- The mountain is located southeast of the Chojabaru trailhead.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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