Mount Kurikoma

Mount Kurikoma

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JR Kurikoma Kogen Station → One hour by car to the entrance (Iwakamihira), two hours on foot to the summit (Central Course)
Climbing entrance (Iwakamihei) at 40km 1 hour from Tohoku-do Wakayanagi Kansei IC; 2 hours on foot to the summit (Central Course)
540 units/Ikoinomura Kurikoma site temporary parking lot

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Freedom to walk

Price

Freedom to walk

Spot Category

Mountains and hills


Climbing entrance of Mt. Kurikoma Iwakamihira

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World Valley means a wide moor. It is an elongated moor that extends over an altitude of 669m to 707m zone of Mount Kurikoma at an altitude of 1626m, with a thick layer of sphagnaceae covering a 1.3m deep coalbed with a gregarious alpine plant on its surface. Among them, the large population of Nikkouki sedge, which blooms in mid-June, is famous nationwide.

Kim Ming Shui

The spring springs on the ground at an altitude of about 500m, surrounded by beech forest, at the southeast foot of Mount Kurikoma at an altitude of 1626m. It is located about 250m on the Haramizaka promenade from the parking lot, which is a short way from the prefectural road No. 42, and has been watering the throats of people climbing Mount Kurikoma since ancient times. There is also a stone shrine dedicated to Mizukami.

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In the old days, Mount Kurikoma was an object of mountain faith, and there is a waterfall that is said to have been cleansed by Yamabushi and Sanyo people. It is now perfect for a break, with parking lots and Tōya.

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Sato-made Line Sports Park Watari (Watari Park)

The park is rich in nature in the hilly area of the western side of the town of Watari. In addition to sports facilities such as baseball fields and tennis courts, there is also a walking forest where you can experience nature, and a scenic pond and a flower garden that makes use of the landscape, so you can feel the season and nature. A popular athletic field for children is also available. There are a variety of installed athletic play equipment, including roller slides that pass through the green with a total length of 60m. "Chikko Square" for small children is available with swings and combination play equipment for infants. From spring cherry blossoms to roses, hydrangeas and cosmos, there are also circular flower beds planted by local high school students.

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