Iinoyama

Iinoyama

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  • Address:
  • 25-7 Higashi, Iino-cho, Marugame, Kagawa

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Mountains and hills

Iinoyama

"Iinoyama", which spans the cities of Marugame and Sakaide, is a beautiful mountain in the shape of a cone, also known as "Sanuki Fuji"; at an altitude of 422m, it has been designated as the 100 Meisan Mountains of New Japan and the 100 Meisan Mountains of Shikoku.

In addition, it consists of forests centered on broadleaf trees (such as oak, yamazakura, etc.) and has been designated as the Seto Inland Sea National Park and Landscape Forest at an altitude of 100m or more. The peaks are dotted with the Yakushido and the Showa Emperor's Monument, and the observation deck is dotted with the footprints of the great man "Ojomo" who built Sanuki Fuji, and megaliths and boulders called "Ojomō".
In addition, in 2009, April 22 was referred to as "Sanuki Fuji Day" in connection with an altitude of 422m, and the "Satoyama Festival" (Yamabashi) is held every year. There is also a great hoto ceremony at the summit.

View from the 9th station
View near the top

Access to the trailhead

Car
Take Route 11 from Takamatsu Automobile Road Sakaide IC to Marugame, about 10 minutes
Take Prefectural Road 33 from Takamatsu Automobile Zentsuji IC for about 15 minutes towards Marugame
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Walking
About 1 hour 30 minutes from JR Marugame Station
Iiyama Mitsuya Peach Orchard's Peaches
Bicycle
About 30 minutes from JR Marugame Station
Iiyama Mitsuya Peach Orchard's Peaches
Bus
Iino-cho climbing entrance
JR Marugame Station community bus Marugame East Line "Iinoyama Climbing Exit" get off

Iiyama-cho climbing entrance
From JR Marugame Station Community Bus Leoma Utazu Line "Mountain Valley" Get off
Bus from JR Sakaide Station Shimada/Okada Line "Kitaoka" off (weekday service)
Bus from JR Sakaide Station Get off the Sakaide/Ayagawa Line "Kitaoka" (day, holiday, 12/31 to 1/3)

Of the mountainsA good taste
  • Hat, easy to walk and slippery shoes, enough hydration.
  • The weather in the mountains is changeable, so do not forget about rain gear.
  • Let's try to protect the nature of the plant collection and litter neglect.
  • "Climbing is the priority" is the basic rule.
  • Greetings of "hello" when you are different from people.
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