Mount Kaikoma

Mount Kaikoma is a summit located in the Ina region of Hokuto that rises approximately 1,783 meters above sea level and commands expansive views. On clear days, visitors can see distant peaks and the surrounding landscape stretching across the region.

This location served as a center for Japanese mountain worship and religious practice from early times. A shrine associated with the mountain originally had its primary base at this site before later relocating.

The mountain holds spiritual significance for visitors seeking connection with nature through traditional Japanese practices and observance. The landscape itself is perceived as a sacred place where people encounter the convergence of past and present.

The summit is reachable via multiple trails suited to different fitness levels and available time. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and prepare for changing weather conditions, as conditions at higher elevation shift rapidly.

Rare flowers bloom on the rocky slopes from May through June, producing delicate pink blossoms found only at select locations in this region. These tender blooms transform the mountainside into a remarkable natural display during this season.

Location: Hokuto

Location: Ina

Elevation above the sea: 2,967 m

Part of: 100 Famous Japanese Mountains

GPS coordinates: 35.75794,138.23681

Latest update: December 19, 2025 22:28