Okumikawa's notable peak Mt. Myojin is written with the character for "god" (jin), which shows that the mountain itself has been worshiped since ancient times. Though it is a small mountain that only has an altitude of 1016 meters, it has strangely shaped rocks and thrilling ridges that have now made it a popular spot for mountain climbing. If you're lucky, you may be able to see Mt. Fuji, Japan's tallest mountain, from the 360-degree viewpoint on the summit. Close to the trail entrance is Chiiwa, which has various interesting natural tunnels, bridges, and caves. The beautiful designs that nature creates are awe-inspiring.
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- Address
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〒449-0206
Hongo, Toei Town, Kita-Shitara County, Aichi Prefecture
- Restroom
- None
- Phone Number
- 0536-76-0502 (Promotion Section, Toei Town Office)
- Parking
- None
Access
Get directions on Google Maps
By Public Transport
- South trail entrance: [JR Iida Line] Toei Station → [Bus] Toei Line: Get off at Mitsuseguchi and walk for approx. 40 min.
North trail entrance: [JR Iida Line] Toei Station → [Bus] Toei Line: Get off at Hongo → [Bus] Toei Shitara Line: Get off at Kakinoguchi and walk for approx. 40 min.
By Car
- South trail entrance: San-en Nanshin Expressway Horaikyo I.C. → National Route 151 → Town Road Suidoguchi Mitsuse Route Approx. 30 min. from Horaikyo I.C.
North trail entrance: San-en Nanshin Expressway Horaikyo I.C. → National Route 151 → Town Road Shimokakino Oro Route → Town Road Sawado Obora Route Approx. 40 min. from Horaikyo I.C.