Mt. Tsurugi｜ようこそ徳島県へ

Mt. Tsurugi

At 1,955 meters in height, Mt. Tsurugi is the second highest mountain in western Japan following Mt. Ishizuchi. Climbing to the top is one of the easiest of the 100 famous mountains in Japan as chairlifts take you from the trailhead to around the middle of the trail. Many visitors enjoy climbing throughout the season.

A virgin forest still remains and there are colonies of alpine plants. You can enjoy different sights from season to season. The mountain is also known as a sacred mountain for mountain worship and 1,800-meter high class mountains range in the surrounding area.

Access

Address

Koyadaira, Mima City / Naka-cho, Naka-gun / Higashi-iya, Miyosi City

Access

From “Anabuki Sta.” to “Kawakami” the last bus stop by Koyadaira Renraku Bus. Then, 4 hours’ walk from the bus stop (“Fuji no Ike” via “Ichi no Mori” to “Mt. Tsurugi summit”)
Approx. 100 minutes’ drive from Mima Interchange to Minokoshi
Circular route bus is operated during the climbing season.

Recommended months for a visit

Between May and the end of November
(Mt. Tsurugi Sightseeing Chairlift: in operation from mid or late April every year)

Mt. Tsurugi

Mt. Tsurugi

Mt. Tsurugi

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Address

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Recommended months for a visit

Tokushima Prefectural Government