Mount Mitsumatarenge, Mountain summit in Toyama Prefecture, Japan
Mount Mitsumatarenge is a peak in the Hida Mountains standing at approximately 2,840 meters in Toyama Prefecture. Its southeastern slopes display granite and gneiss formations that give the summit its distinctive rocky character.
Mountain paths across Mitsumatarenge have linked surrounding communities for centuries, functioning as traditional routes connecting Toyama, Takayama, and Ōmachi. These ancient pathways remain important to regional connections today.
Local inhabitants maintain seasonal ceremonies at Mount Mitsumatarenge, marking agricultural cycles and natural phenomena through traditional mountain worship practices.
Climbing is best between July and early October when weather conditions are stable and trails remain accessible. The Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route offers convenient access routes to reach this summit.
Its position at the intersection of three regions creates distinct microclimates that support varied ecosystems at different elevations. This variety means flora and fauna differ noticeably depending on which slope you ascend.
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