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Mount Kurobegorō, Alpine mountain in Hida Mountains, Japan

Mount Kurobegorō rises 2,897 meters above sea level, straddling the borders of Gifu and Toyama Prefectures within the Japanese Alps mountain range.

The mountain received its designation as part of Chūbu-Sangaku National Park in December 1934, marking a milestone in Japanese natural preservation efforts.

The name Kurobegorō stems from the Japanese term 'gōro,' referring to the sound of rolling stones, reflecting the geological characteristics of the area.

The ascent requires three to four days of hiking, with multiple mountain huts providing necessary accommodation along various established climbing routes.

The eastern slope features a large cirque formation where alpine plants thrive, including Siberian Dwarf Pine and numerous species adapted to high altitudes.

Location: Gifu Prefecture

Location: Toyama Prefecture

Elevation above the sea: 2,897 m

Part of: 100 Famous Japanese Mountains

GPS coordinates: 36.39258,137.53994

Latest update: March 19, 2025 09:24

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Things to do in Toyama: museums, parks, mountains, tourist attractions

Toyama offers visitors a balanced mix of culture, nature, and history. The city houses several notable museum institutions: the Toyama Glass Art Museum displays glassworks from Japan and internationally across six floors, while the Prefectural Museum of Art and Design showcases regional collections in a modern setting. The Science Museum complements this cultural offering with exhibits about space and biology, a planetarium, and interactive facilities for young visitors. Outdoor enthusiasts will find direct access to the surrounding mountains in Toyama. Mount Kurobegorō reaches 2,840 meters and provides views of the Northern Japanese Alps. Mount Washiba, at 939 meters, offers marked trails through the forest. In winter, the Tateyama Sanroku Ski Area opens its slopes from December to March. In the city, Kansui Park runs along the Fugan Canal with paved walkways, while botanical gardens feature native plants and tropical greenhouses. The Toyama Family Park combines a zoo, playgrounds, and green spaces, creating a spot for relaxation for all ages.

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