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100 Famous Japanese Mountains · No. 52

Mount Suisho 黒岳

Elevation 2,986 m (9,797 ft)ToyamaChubu region
Mount Suisho
Mount Suisho (黒岳)Photo: alpsdake — Wikimedia Commons, CC0
Elevation2,986 m (9,797 ft)
LocationToyama, Japan
RegionChubu
Famous Mountains listNo. 52 of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains (Nihon Hyaku-meizan)
Coordinates36.42639° N, 137.60278° E

The crystal is located in the southeast part of Toshiyama. The alias is Mount Suisho. The range is designated central mountain national park and selected for the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains.

Overview

This is the highest point in the city of Tokuyama and Tokuyama, at the source of the Black River. As a mountain less than 3,000 meters, it is a mountain of height that is next to Mount Tsurugi (Toyama) at 2,999 meters. The top is the two ear peaks of the rocks, the third largest is the crystal and the location is Toyama The southern peak, which is the measurement point, is 2,986 meters. On the east slope is a bar-shaped valley. The top of the mountain is a forested high pine belt, and from the rocks on the top of the mountain you can see most of the mountain. In the southwest you can want a valley of Mount Kurobegorō in front of you and you can want red rock on the north side.

It comes from the history of mountain names

It comes from a mountain whose crystal is taken at the top of the mountain, and its black skin comes from another name. The peak mountain with a crystal hut is sometimes called the Red Sun because of its red skin. From the time of the Kasai government after the end of the war, deep-sooned mountain passes over the mountain like each year, and then runs through the mountain to record this and even make detailed maps. Old maps and old records contained names such as Cystics, Sekiyayama, midswords, and midswords. Six stone is an alias for crystal, and medium is a nickname for the red stone next to the south. In the record of the "S three State Magnifications" by Hajidashiji, around Hajiyama, the name of the midsaka sword was recorded in detail to its location, direction, and mountain range. During the summer of 1907, Kimura Sakura reached the Mount Washiba, in search of undiscovered depths of the northern Alps, the Black River, and the Black River. At that time, the Epic of the Japanese Alps decorated the ring of the mountain magazine Mountain. In it, he wrote, "This is the greatest feat of all time, and some of it is the Japanese Alps, and some of it is the one that runs along the mountain.

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Climbing

Kato Totaro climbed it on a plane and recorded it as "The Mountain of the Mountain."

The climbing route

You can also climb a red bull on the road from Black Lake. It usually takes two nights and three days to climb from the mountain, and few climbers are compared to the mountain range of the others. It was difficult to stop by because it was off the main line of the North Alps, but it has the effect of a hundred booms, and more visitors are coming. There's a peak route like this from each point. Ginzanji, from the north: High-land ridge. Akira Hikichi: Black Dam - Manomoto - Red Bull - Cypriot There is also a route around the northern slopes of Tsunami. There's also a route through the medicine cabin and the cloudless plain from Taro's flat. I'm sorry. From the hot springs of New Mount Hotakadake: There's also a route around the eastern side of Bispus. I'm sorry. Mount Yari, Mount Yari, Mount Yari, Mount Yari, Mount Yari, Mount Yari, ZX QQ58X. I'm sorry.

It's the cabin around here

The nearest cabin is a crystal hut opened in 1933. It's about 30 minutes away from the summit to the southeast. As of 2017, there are no camps in the vicinity, and you will be using a semblance or a tent site.

Geography

It's located on a ridge formed north from the crystalcoast on the main line of Tsukoku. There is a peak on the north side called "The Hotspring Head," and from the northwest hot spring comes hot springs and uses them. There's a crystal pond at the location of a high forest swamp about three kilometers northwest of the summit.

The river from the source stream

The following source streams flow into the Japanese Sea. Iwagawa. Higashida.

Text adapted from the Japanese Wikipedia article 水晶岳, 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).

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