Mount Myojin
明神山
A 1,016-meter peak in the Kiso Range offering a summit observation deck and diverse hiking trails through scenic gorges.
What it is
- A 1,016-meter mountain located on the border of Toei and Shinshiro.
- The primary peak of the Shitara Mountains within the Kiso Mountain Range.
- A site originally used for religious climbing originating from the Mitsuse area.
- Also known by the name Mitsuse Myojin.
What to see
- A steel observation deck located at the summit for panoramic views.
- Lake Horai situated at the southern foot of the mountain.
- Chiiwa Gorge which is a nationally designated natural monument.
- The Oni-iwa rock formation used frequently for rock climbing.
- Three distinct hiking trails that lead visitors to the summit.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Myojin Open in Google Maps
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