Mount Shiraki
白木峰
A 1,596-meter peak on the Toyama-Gifu border featuring high-altitude marshes, floating islands, and seasonal lily fields.
What it is
- A 1,596-meter mountain located on the border of Toyama and Gifu prefectures
- Part of the Shiraki Mizunashi Prefectural Natural Park and the 300 Famous Japanese Mountains
- A landscape of high-altitude marshes and vast grasslands shaped by strong winds
- A geological site composed primarily of Hida metamorphic rocks and limestone
What to see
- High-altitude marshes and the largest pond featuring a floating island
- Wooden boardwalks installed in 1974 for navigating the summit area
- The Shirakimine Sanso mountain hut located near the peak for shelter
- Expansive summit views unobstructed by tall trees due to the local climate
When to go
- Visit around July 10th to see the Nikko-kisuge lilies in bloom
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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