Mount Moya
母谷山
A 276-meter peak in Akita featuring ancient ruins at its base and a shrine at the summit grassland.
What it is
- A mountain standing at an elevation of 276 meters also known as Menagatayama.
- The site of Ezo-yakata ruins located at the foot of the mountain.
- A destination for annual climbing trips by local elementary school students.
- A peak mentioned in the lyrics of the Mizusawa Elementary School song.
What to see
- Remains of Chinese ceramics and stone-paved floors within the Ezo-yakata ruins.
- A shrine dedicated to Mount Taihei located at the summit.
- A triangulation point situated in the grassland at the top.
- Views of Mount Yakushi situated immediately to the north.
- A rest facility with toilets located at 100 meters elevation.
When to go
- The summit is reachable in approximately 20 minutes from the trailhead.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Moya Open in Google Maps
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