Mount Kyogatake

Mount Kyogatake rises to 1075.7 meters above sea level, forming a natural boundary between three municipalities: Kashima, Omura, and Tara in southern Japan.

The mountain has established itself as a geographical milestone in Saga Prefecture, standing as the highest elevation point throughout recorded regional measurements.

Mount Kyogatake holds a position among the 100 Famous Kyushu Mountains, representing the natural heritage of the Kyushu region in Japanese mountaineering traditions.

The primary hiking trail begins at the Okudaira Valley campground entrance, with a standard ascent duration of two and a half hours to reach the summit.

The mountain's location allows hikers to experience three different administrative regions during a single climb, each offering distinct perspectives of the surrounding landscape.

Location: Kashima

Location: Ōmura

Location: Tara

Elevation above the sea: 1,075.7 m

Part of: 100 Famous Kyūshū Mountains

GPS coordinates: 32.98752,130.07627

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:09