Mount Torokawa

Mount Torokawa is a summit in Kami that rises to about 1,000 meters and displays varied natural slopes with diverse ground patterns. Multiple hiking routes cross its terrain, offering different paths for exploring the mountain's features.

The mountain formed millions of years ago through geological processes and has shaped the landscape of the Kami region over time. Its ancient origins continue to influence the character of the surrounding terrain.

Local residents have long held the mountain as a sacred place, with seasonal festivals and ceremonies that reflect their connection to the land. These practices shape how people move through and interact with the surrounding landscape.

Marked trails begin at the base of the mountain and are clearly signed to help with navigation. Spring and autumn offer the most favorable conditions for visiting due to more stable weather.

Several unexplored caves lie within the rocky formations of the mountain, attracting those interested in cave exploration and geology. These hidden cavities reveal layers of the mountain's internal structure.

Location: Kami

Elevation above the sea: 1,039.2 m

GPS coordinates: 35.41884,134.55617

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:03