Mount Mizugaki
瑞牆山
A 2,230-meter granite peak in Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park famous for its unique weathered rock formations and ascetic history.
What it is
- A 2,230-meter mountain made entirely of biotite granite in the Okuchichibu range.
- One of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains located within a national park.
- A site legendary for being opened by the monk Kukai for ascetic training.
- A destination featuring mountain huts including Mizugaki Sanso and Fujimidaira Goya.
What to see
- Dramatic landscape of weathered granite rock peaks across the mountain.
- The Kobo Rock located on the western peak of the summit.
- Historical traces of ascetic training found within various mountain caves.
- Nearby hot springs including Kuromori and Masutomi at the base.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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