Mount Okudainichi
奥大日岳
A 2,611-meter peak in the Tateyama Range offering alpine flora and historic Shingon Buddhist training sites for hikers.
What it is
- The main peak of the Dainichi Range reaching a height of 2,611 meters.
- One of Japan's 200 Famous Mountains located in the Tateyama Mountain Range.
- A historic site for Shingon Buddhist training at the Tengu no Odoriba area.
- A natural habitat for many varieties of alpine plants.
What to see
- A triangulation point located at an elevation of 2,606 meters.
- Large snow cornices that form along the ridges during the winter season.
- Dainichi Hut and Dainichidaira Sanso mountain huts located in the vicinity.
- Diverse alpine vegetation growing across the mountain slopes.
When to go
- Winter season to observe the formation of large snow cornices.
Getting there
- One climbing route begins at the Murododaira plateau.
- A second hiking trail starts near the Shomyodaira area.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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