Mount Ōdake
大岳山
A 1,266-meter peak in the Okutama Three Mountains offering historic shrine sites and scenic hiking trails for outdoor enthusiasts.
What it is
- A 1,266-meter peak located on the border of Hinohara and Okutama.
- One of the 200 Famous Japanese Mountains and part of the Okutama Three Mountains.
- A sacred site serving as a deity for agriculture and fire prevention.
- Historically used as a landmark for sailors navigating the region.
What to see
- Odake Shrine located near the mountain summit.
- A stone marker installed at the peak in 2016.
- Shortia uniflora flowers which are the representative flora of the mountain.
- The remains of the mountain hut which closed permanently in 2008.
Getting there
- Hiking routes are accessible from Mitake and Musashi-Itsukaichi stations.
- A cable car connects Mitake Station to nearby Mount Mitake.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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