Mount Ryūō
龍王岳
A 2,872-meter peak in the Tateyama Range offering 360-degree views and glacial features for hikers near Murodo.
What it is
- A 2,872-meter mountain peak located within the Tateyama Mountain Range in Toyama.
- The thirty-eighth tallest mountain in Japan and one of the One Hundred Mountains of Toyama.
- Named after the Dragon King, a protector of Buddhism in local tradition.
- Enshrines the deities Ame-no-mikubari-no-kami and Kuni-no-mikubari-no-kami.
What to see
- A panoramic three-hundred-sixty degree view from the summit.
- Small glacial cirques located on both the east and west sides of the mountain.
- Ryuo Lake, a small glacial lake situated on the Kurobe River side.
- A northern snow valley that serves as the water source for Ichinokoshi Sanso.
Getting there
- Approximately ninety minutes of hiking to reach the summit from Murodo.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Ryūō Open in Google Maps
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