日本二百名山

日本二百名山 — we cover 46 of them, all reachable by public transport. Popular choices include Mt. Buna-ga-take, Mt. Kamihiruzen, Mt. Takachihonomine and Mt. Tsubakuro. Each guide shows the route from the nearest station to the trailhead, with up-to-date bus timetables.

日本二百名山

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大岳山 200 Famous Mountains

IntermediateModerate🚃Tokyo 1h 25Day tripTrail time 6h 2012 km

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Mt. Gaki

Mt. Gaki (2,647 m), a quiet little-known peak at the north end of the Northern Alps (Nagano). From Shinano-Omachi Station take a taxi to the Shirasawa trailhead and climb the chain-laden Shirasawa route on a two-day trip staying at the Gakidake hut.

Mt. Kurohime

Mt. Kurohime (2,053 m), the 'Shinano Fuji' among the Five Peaks of Northern Shinshu (Nagano). From Kurohime Station take a taxi to the Ohashi trailhead and climb via Furuike as a day trip — with public-transport access and a sightseeing taxi subsidy.

Mt. Ariake

Mt. Ariake (2,268 m), the 'Shinano Fuji' symbol of Azumino (Nagano). From Hotaka Station take the Nakabusa Line bus to Ariakeso and climb the chain-laden Urasando route as a day trip — with public-transport access and the 2026 bus timetable.

Mt. Oku-Dainichi

Mt. Oku-Dainichi (2,611 m), the finest viewpoint of Mt. Tsurugi (Toyama). Ride the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route up to Murodo, then climb via Raichozawa — an intermediate day trip explained with public-transport access.

Mt. Kasumizawa

Mt. Kasumizawa (2,646 m), a viewpoint above Kamikochi in the southern Northern Alps (Nagano). Reach Kamikochi by Alpico train and bus from Matsumoto, then climb via Tokugo Pass — a fit-hiker two-day trip staying at the Tokugo-toge hut.

Mt. Hakkai

Mt. Hakkai (1,778 m), one of the Three Mountains of Echigo (Niigata). From Muikamachi Station take the Minami-Echigo bus and the Hakkaisan Ropeway to the 4th station, then climb past the Senbongi hut and the Happo chains to Nyudodake.

Mt. Nyoho

Mt. Nyoho (2,483 m), one of the Three Mountains of Nikko (Tochigi). From Tobu-Nikko Station take the Tobu bus to Kirifuri Kogen, then climb via Mt. Akanagi — a fit-hiker 9-10 hour round trip; staying overnight is recommended.

Tochigi(栃木)

Mt. Osuzu

Mt. Osuzu (1,405 m), a Japan-200 peak in Miyazaki known for a group of over 30 waterfalls (Japan's first Place of Scenic Beauty). Reach the Osuzu Campground trailhead by taxi from Tsuno Station — an intermediate 7-hour loop past Yatogi Falls.

Miyazaki(宮崎)

Mt. Nogohaku

Mt. Nogohaku (1,617 m), a Japan-200 peak and the highest point on the Gifu–Fukui border. Reach the Nogodani trailhead by taxi from Tarumi Station — a fit-hiker 9–10 hour round trip through beech forest.

Mt. Higashiakaishi

Mt. Higashiakaishi (1,706 m), a Japan-200 peak in Ehime known for its peridotite ridge and alpine flowers. Reach the Ikadazu trailhead by the Besshiyama community bus from Niihama Station — an intermediate-to-advanced 7-hour round trip.

Mt. Arafune

Mt. Arafune (1,423 m), a Japan-200 table-mountain on the Gunma–Nagano border. Reach the Uchiyama Pass trailhead by taxi from Nakagome Station — the dramatic Tomoiwa cliff and an easy-to-intermediate 4-hour round trip.

Mt. Kyogatake

Mt. Kyogatake (2,296 m), a Japan-200 peak at the north end of the Central Alps. Reach the Habiro (Chusenji) trailhead by Ina Bus from Ina-shi Station — a long, fit-hiker forest course of about 8 hours round trip.