Mount Myo

What it is

• A 457-meter mountain peak located in the Kuji Mountains of northern Ibaraki.
• Part of the protected Okukuji Prefectural Natural Park landscape.
• A hiking destination situated west of the Ryujin Otsuribashi Bridge.
• The summit features a fourth-class triangulation point for navigation.

What to see

• Panoramic views of Mount Okukuji Nantai and Mount Takyu from the summit.
• The Ryujin River flowing along the north and east sides of the mountain.
• Kamegafuchi pool located at the northern foot of the peak.
• Steep climbing paths equipped with fixed ropes near the summit area.
• The Sanyo Pass which connects various climbing trails to the top.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.