Mount Tōgū, Mountain summit in Tokushima Prefecture, Japan.
Mount Tōgū rises to roughly 1,090 meters and is covered with dense forest, with several hiking routes crossing its slopes. The trails connect the municipalities of Kamiyama and Mima while passing through varied woodland with different tree species.
The mountain has served as a known geographical reference point for local communities since ancient times in Tokushima Prefecture. Its role as a landmark in the region has endured across many generations.
The summit is part of a network of mountains that hold meaning for local communities and visitors who seek connection with nature. Hikers visit to experience the forested landscape and the sense of being among these valued peaks.
The mountain can be reached from starting points in Kamiyama or Mima where established trailheads are located. Spring and autumn offer the most favorable conditions for hiking, with mild temperatures and good visibility along the routes.
The summit is included in a famous list of important mountains in Shikoku that draws attention from many Japanese hikers. This recognition has contributed to growing interest in the location over the years.
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