Mount Shiude
紫雲出山
A 352-meter peak in Setonaikai National Park featuring ancient archaeological sites and famous seasonal floral displays overlooking the sea.
What it is
- A 352-meter mountain located on the Shonai Peninsula within Setonaikai National Park.
- Site of a Yayoi period settlement featuring reconstructed pit dwellings and a museum.
- One of the 100 Best Forest Bathing Spots in Japan.
- A destination recognized by the New York Times for its scenic views.
What to see
- Reconstructed ancient pit dwellings and an archaeological museum at the summit.
- Excavated artifacts including prehistoric arrowheads and stone axes.
- Extensive park grounds filled with cherry blossoms and hydrangeas.
- Natural formations of Sanukitoid andesite volcanic rock at the peak.
Getting there
- A paved road allows visitors to reach the mountain top by car.
- Hiking trails lead to the summit from Ohama and Hako Pass.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Shiude Open in Google Maps
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