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Mount Takamine

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高峰山

A 1,045-meter peak in the Daiko Range offering panoramic views of the Kumano Sea and Odaigahara from its summit.

Mount Takamine
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What it is

  • A 1,045-meter mountain in the southern Daiko Mountain Range also known as Mount Takagoya.
  • The peak features a first-class triangulation point and is listed among the top 100 such points.
  • The mountain serves as the natural source for the Mataguchi River.
  • Most of the landscape consists of artificial forest plantations.

What to see

  • Panoramic views of the Kumano Sea and Odaigahara from the summit.
  • A first-class triangulation point located at the highest elevation.
  • Hiking trails that lead through extensive forest plantations.

Getting there

  • The mountain is situated six kilometers southwest of Owase Station.
  • Hiking trails are accessible from Yanoko Pass and the Furukawa Forest Road.
  • National Route 42 passes through the southeastern mountainside.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.

Where it is

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