Präfektur Toyama

Berge und Gipfel in der Präfektur Toyama

Peaks and Alpine Huts

This collection features the prominent peaks and essential facilities of the Northern Japan Alps, centered around the Tateyama-Kurobe region. It includes Mount Tateyama, one of Japan’s three holy mountains, and historic sites like Hakuba Sanso, the nation’s oldest secular mountain hut. Accommodations range from the high-altitude hot springs at Raichōsō to the historic stone huts of Murodo. Coastal and urban viewpoints, such as the Himi Coast and Kurehayama, offer perspectives of the 3,000-meter range from sea level.

Peaks and Alpine Huts — Karte

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A

Hakuba Sanso

Japan’s oldest secular mountain hut, established in 1906. It is located just below the summit of Mount Hakuba at an elevation of 2,832 meters.

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B

Mt. Tateyama

One of Japan’s Three Holy Mountains, this 3,015-meter peak is a central site for mountain worship within the Chubu-Sangaku National Park.

Yasu / CC BY-SA 3.0

C

Mount Okukane

Mount Okukane is a mountain located between the towns of Tateyama and Kurobe in Toyama Prefecture, Japan.

D

氷見海岸

A coastal area known for the view of the Tateyama Mountain Range across Toyama Bay, particularly visible during clear winter months.

E

呉羽山展望台

An observation deck in Toyama City providing a panoramic vista of the Tateyama peaks rising behind the urban skyline.

F

Tateyama Murodo Sanso

Located in Murodo, this site includes a historic stone hut designated as a National Important Cultural Property, representing Japan's oldest mountain lodge architecture.

G

Raichōsō (雷鳥荘)

A mountain lodge in the Murodo area featuring natural acidic hot spring baths and views of the surrounding volcanic landscape.

H

唐松岳頂上山荘

Situated at 2,620 meters on the ridge line between Mount Karamatsu and the Goryu-dake peaks.

I

Tsurugigozen-goya

Positioned at the Tsurugigozen pass, this hut serves as a primary base for climbers ascending Mount Tsurugi.

J

Kurobe Dam Observatory

A high-altitude platform offering views of the 186-meter-tall Kurobe Dam and the surrounding alpine scenery.

K

立山一望できる絶景展望台

A scenic viewpoint along the Arimine Forest Road that provides a full panoramic view of the Tateyama mountain range.

L

Emmadai

An observation point in Murodo overlooking the active volcanic craters and steam vents of the Jigokudani (Hell Valley).