Mount Korei, Volcanic summit in Tottori Prefecture, Japan
Mount Korei is a stratovolcano located between Daisen and Yonago in Tottori Prefecture. The mountain has a distinctive cone shape with forested slopes that feature multiple trails reaching the summit.
The mountain formed through successive volcanic eruptions over millions of years, shaping the landscape of southeastern Honshu. Its structure records the volcanic evolution of the Daisen region.
Local spiritual practices incorporate Mount Korei into traditional mountain worship rituals, reflecting the integration of Shinto and Buddhist beliefs in Japanese society.
Marked hiking trails start from designated parking areas and lead to the summit, with difficulty varying by route. Local visitor centers offer maps and guidance on seasonal conditions and trail maintenance.
The volcanic structure contains geological formations that enable scientists to study the volcanic evolution of the Daisen region through different time periods.
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