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Mount Hijiri 聖岳

| Elevation | 3,013 m (9,885 ft) |
|---|---|
| Location | Nagano, Shizuoka, Japan |
| Region | Chubu |
| Famous Mountains list | No. 85 of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains (Nihon Hyaku-meizan) |
| Coordinates | 35.42278° N, 138.13972° E |
Mount Hijiri (only) is a mountain of 3,013 meters, situated at the border of Nagano. Three thousand m peaks in the South Alps are mountains in the southernmost part.
Overview
In South Alps National Park, the main peak is at altitude 3,083 m, Mount Hijiri, which is written as Mount Hijiri, before ZQ127X. There's a large swarm of alpine plants on the sacred level, situated around and on the south side of the mountain. The mountain's name is said to have been changed by the southeast of the sacred temple as if it had bent the elbows. His alias is, "I don't know." There's a Carl terrain on the south side. On the southwest slope is a massive fall, and there is an exposed area of the red chart of the radiolalytic rock.
Environment
We have a lot of rainfall during the rainy season. The summit sometimes snows until late May. There's snow left on the mountain trail until about the beginning of June. When we enter November, the top of the mountain will become a serious winter mountain. The eastern slope is a forest by Isegawa, made of foreign Tohoku Paper, and is a breeding ground for coniferous trees. The mountain area around the forest's highest mountain is a rocky rock that is the home of the forest's highest mountain range, the home of alpine vegetation, the turpentine bird. The slopes of the mountain are covered with coniferous forest, and are home to elk and deer and other animals. In the holy plains around the area, such as global warming, the effects of the elk's eating of alpine plants are a problem, and there are mountain ranges over which high mountains are eaten by non-poisonous butterflies. The Department of Environment is doing "greenwork" such as setting up deer defense fences to investigate them. In order to implement measures to protect alpine plants in the southern Alps around the area, the South Alps volunteer network was launched in 2002. There are no houses around. There was a forest office across the Nagano, but it's not being used, it's dying. We can hope for that mountain from the vicinity of the village of Ikeda.
History
In July of 1905) - The first time measured by the surveyor of land measurements is believed to be at the top of the scale. In July of 1912 - there are records of the climbs of Kotaro, Nakamura, of the Japanese Mountain Council, when he ran across the southern Alps. - Matsusuke Matsumoto went back first in his life to the Mount Hijiri southwest. It has been recorded that the Sasai of the upper village of Nagano was climbed to the Mount Akaishi from ZX02X in order to secure the shrine. - One of the nation's national boundaries at the University of Tsuoo went up in the snow during the snow. - With the opening of a forest orbit along the Toyama River, some came up the mountain. Since the Shizuoka National Sports Games were held in the Red Stone Mountains, the general climbers began to enter. June 1st of 1964 - this mountain range was designated as a special protected area in South Alps National Park. - A new sacred stable was built next to the old hut in Holy Plain.
Climbing
It's been chosen by the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains, and there are mountain climbers who visit this deep mountain. There are multiple mountain roads. In the early morning, we start at the top of a mountain that is more than 2,000 meters high and return to the top of the mountain on the day's return home, but we'll be upped for several days using the cabins and camp stations. The west side of the summit is a huge batless collapse wall, with the relatively stable bedrocks of Ebres and Fabes being the object of rock climbing. There is a climb from the top of the mountain to the zXQ127X. The Mount Hijiri east ridge is used as a variable route and can be used in winter and so on.
The climb road
The south Alps runway. It's on the XXQ102X route from Osamashima.
It's the cabin around here
On the mountain entrance and on the line there are cabins and camp sites. I'm doing business with people during part of the climb season. The nearest cabin is a sacred cabin, and a camp location has been set up. In South Alps National Park, it's a ban on all mountain groups except camp stations. On the mountain base, Iseshima, which is the base for climbing to each mountain, is the site where the Tohoku Forest manages to manage its operations. Only the residents in the cabins of the East Sea Forest can use a limousine bus from Hatake first to this cabin.
Waterfield
You can use the water from the high-score near the Mount Hijiri hut. If it's been wet, it's often available in even lower streams. There may be thin rock fresh water on the bottom of Mount Hijiri. You'll need tools to draw water like cups. Nishizawa's water can be used at the crossing point. We can use a water supply facility at the Toshishima Farm.
Geography
It's on the southmost line of the Red Stone Mountains. The Mount Hijiri ridge extends to the east.
The river from the source stream
The river that is the source of the following streams flows into the Pacific. Three miles east of the summit has a red stone dam, and three kilometers east has a holy waterfall. Aashizawa and Sazawa. Torayama (the tributary of the Tokyo River).
Traffic access
Nagano When it comes to public transportation, there is no public transportation system near the island of Tokishima at Mount Hijiri. We're going to get off at Ikita Station or Fukuoka Station at JR Yashida Line. We're going to have to take a taxi, or we're going to have to use a taxi after moving from there to a rail bus. In the case of my car, the Interchange of the Three-Santa-Santa-Santa Autoway is the nearest intern. We can use the arrow tunnel of 474. In the case of my car, the Shinkanaoka Intervenge is the nearest intern. There is a gate at the end of Hatake's First Dam, and beyond that, there is no access to public transportation. You're going to use the designated parking lot. Also, the prefecture to Hatake Dam may be blocked by mud sandslides and so on.
TV show
It's a little trip.
The relevant book
Mounts and Mounts and Mounts of Siyaji, published in January 1981. ISBN 463520061. Let's go back to the beginning. ISBN 463521459. "Arpen's Guide 10" and "The Southern Alps" ISBN 978463513581.
Text adapted from the Japanese Wikipedia article 聖岳, whose full text was translated into English for this guide by its contributors, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. Elevation and location facts cross-checked with Wikidata (CC0) and the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains list (Japanese Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0).