Mount Yone
米山
A 992-meter pyramid-shaped mountain known as Echigo Fuji that historically served as a vital landmark for land and sea navigation.
What it is
- A 992.5-meter peak located on the border of Niigata's Chuetsu and Joetsu regions.
- A landmark historically used to navigate land and sea routes.
- A mountain composed of volcanic rock that is not a volcanic eruption site.
- A protected area within the Sado-Yahiko-Yoneyama Quasi-National Park.
What to see
- A distinct pyramid shape that earned the nickname Echigo Fuji.
- The site of the former Hachizaki Checkpoint at the foot of the mountain.
- The Mizuno forest road entrance located near the rescue site of a missing hiker.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Yone Open in Google Maps
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