Mount Nangū
南宮山
A 419-meter peak in Gifu featuring a historic samurai campsite, ancient burial mounds, and a prominent Shinto shrine.
What it is
- A 419-meter mountain located within the Ibi-Sekigahara-Yoro Quasi-National Park.
- The site where Mori Hidemoto stationed forces during the Battle of Sekigahara.
- A natural water source for the Kiso River system also known as Mino no Nakayama.
- A mountain range featuring active limestone quarrying on its southern face.
What to see
- Nangu Taisha shrine situated at the foot of the mountain.
- A hiking trail connecting the shrine to the historic Mori camp site.
- The Zobizan burial mounds located on the southeastern edge of the range.
- A second-class triangulation point marking the mountain summit.
- Views from the peak situated on the border of Ogaki and Tarui.
Getting there
- Tarui Station is located three kilometers northeast of the mountain.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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