Mount Gaki

Mount Gaki is a summit in the Northern Japan Alps reaching approximately 2,650 meters, with varied rock formations and different types of alpine plants across its slopes. The mountain's sides show distinct changes in vegetation as elevation increases from the base.

The mountain was included in the list of 200 Famous Japanese Mountains, reflecting its importance in the nation's natural heritage. This recognition marks its long-standing role in connecting people and landscape.

The mountain holds meaning for nearby communities who gather for seasonal celebrations that recognize its role in local identity and connection to the landscape.

Hiking is possible from late spring through early fall, with different trailheads offering access from the surrounding area. Proper equipment and attention to weather changes are important as conditions can shift quickly at this elevation.

The high elevation creates specific climate conditions that support rare alpine plant species found only in this region of the Japanese Alps. This botanical feature makes the mountain of interest to nature enthusiasts and botanists.