Mount Nandai
難台山
A 553-meter peak in Ibaraki featuring a historic summit shrine, mountain views, and seasonal lily of the valley blooms.
What it is
- A 553-meter mountain located within the Wagakuni-Atago Prefectural Natural Park.
- The former site of Mount Nantai Castle between Ishioka and Kasama.
- A hiking destination featuring a stone shrine dedicated to Mitake Shrine at the summit.
What to see
- A stone shrine and a third-class triangulation point at the peak.
- Wild lily of the valley growing on the northern slope in Nagasawa.
- A direction and mountain name board located in the summit area.
- Hiking trails connecting from Dosojin Pass and Dangoishi Pass.
When to go
- Early to mid-May to see the lily of the valley in bloom.
Getting there
- Access the mountain trails from JR Iwama Station or JR Fukuhara Station.
- Follow the Wagakuni-Atago hiking course which passes directly through the summit.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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