Mount Odugongen
小津権現山
A 1,158-meter peak in Gifu featuring a summit shrine, historic woodturning heritage, and panoramic views of the Nobi Plain.
What it is
- A 1,158-meter mountain in Ibigawa that belongs to the Ozu Sanzan group
- One of the 100 Mountains of Gifu with a second-class triangulation point
- A site historically home to traditional woodturners known as Kijishi
- A hiking destination with trails established in 1981 and 2007
What to see
- A small shrine dedicated to Hakusan Daigongen located at the summit
- A large cedar tree at the foot designated as a prefectural natural monument
- Panoramic views of Mount Hakusan and the Nobi Plain from the top
- The Fujinamidani hiking trail which winds through the mountain landscape
When to go
- Spring is one of the best times for hiking this mountain
- Autumn offers ideal weather conditions for reaching the summit
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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