Mt. Noguchigorōdake
野口五郎岳
A 2,924-meter peak in the Hida Mountains known for its glacial cirque and as the namesake of a famous singer.
What it is
- A mountain peak standing 2,924 meters high in the central Hida Mountains.
- The name refers to a village in Omachi and a phonetic spelling for rocky terrain.
- Famous Japanese singer Noguchi Goro took his stage name from this specific mountain.
- The summit area is characterized by a large accumulation of stones.
What to see
- A glacial cirque located on the western slope of the mountain.
- Goro Pond, which is a glacial lake found at the bottom of the cirque.
- Views of nearby peaks including Mount Eboshi and Mount Suisho.
- The Noguchi Goro Hut, a mountain lodge located near the summit.
- Other nearby mountain lodges including Kumo-no-Taira and Eboshi huts.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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