Mount Noma
野間岳
A 591-meter volcanic peak and historic navigational landmark featuring a shrine, subtropical flora, and legendary palace ruins.
What it is
- One of the Three Famous Mountains of the Satsuma Peninsula reaching 591 meters.
- A volcanic peak composed of andesite and tuff breccia rock.
- A historic navigational landmark used by sailors and formerly known as Tianfei Shan.
- The legendary site of Kasasa Palace according to local tradition.
What to see
- Noma Shrine located at the eighth station of the mountain.
- Subtropical flora including banyan and sudajii trees growing on the slopes.
- A first-class triangulation point situated at the mountain summit.
- Views from the hiking trail that begins at Kurose.
When to go
- An annual festival is held at Noma Shrine on February 20.
Getting there
- The hiking trail from Kurose takes approximately two hours to ascend.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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