Mount Futatsumori (Gifu)

What it is

• A 1,223.5-meter mountain consisting of two distinct peaks named Higashimori and Nishimori
• One of the 100 designated mountains of Gifu Prefecture
• The natural source for several tributaries of the Kiso River
• A managed forest area used for planting Japanese cypress trees

What to see

• A giant oak tree designated as a prefectural natural monument
• The Koimochi Pond, a historic site constructed in 1723 by Lord Tomomasa Toyama
• An observation deck and rest area located at the mountain summit
• A second-class triangulation point embedded into a rock at the peak
• A forest park with walking trails developed near the seventh station

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.