Wake Fuji
和気富士
A 172.8-meter mountain featuring castle ruins, seasonal azaleas, and a religious rock monument overlooking the Kongo River.
What it is
- A 172.8-meter peak officially named Shiroyama composed of rhyolite rock.
- The starting point of the Wake Alps mountain range.
- Site of the Kitasone Castle ruins located at the summit.
- A natural landmark situated across the Kongo River from Waki Town.
What to see
- The Daimoku Rock located on the southern face of the mountain.
- A religious monument donated by Saheiji Tanaka in 1914.
- Pink azaleas that bloom across the slopes during the spring season.
- Remnants of the historic Kitasone Castle at the highest point.
When to go
- Spring is the best time to visit for the blooming azaleas.
- Entry is strictly prohibited from September to November for matsutake harvesting.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Wake Fuji Open in Google Maps
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