Toyohashi-City Mount Ishimaki (Ishimakisan)

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Mount Ishimaki is a massif mainly composed of phyllite ("Senmaigan" in Japanese) that prominently rises to the northeast of Toyohashi-City at a height of 358 meters, being the city's highest point. Featuring a trail path that leads to its peak, from there it's possible to observe the city on one side and on the other, the vast mountainous land of Okumikawa. Also, with clear enough skies, even Mt. Fuji, distant 132km to the northeast in Shizuoka Prefecture can be spotted pointing high amidst the Okumikawa ranges.

SPOT OVERVIEW

Location	: 〒441-1112 Minamiyama, Ishimaki-cho, Toyohashi-City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan

Parking	: Available, free of charge
Phone number	: 0532-54-1484 (Toyohashi Visitors & Convention Association)
LINK	Spot Information at Toyohashi Visitors & Convention Association Web Site (Japanese)

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ACCESS

Access by public transport

From Toyohashi Station, take the Toyotetsu Bus (Toyohashi Wadatsuji Line) and get off at Ishimaki Tozanguchi (石巻登山口 Ishimaki Climbing Entrance). Walk 60 min. (3.6km, elevation 200m) eastwards following Route 379. After passing the parking lot and right before the Natural Museum, take the stairs under the Ishimaki Shrine Gate to start the trail path climb. Check the map carved on granite at the foot of the stairs for details.
Access by car

Approx. 9.5km (25 min.) southeastwards from Toyokawa I.C. of the Tomei Expressway via routes 151, 362, 31, and 379.

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Keyword: #Mount Ishimaki; #Ishimakisan

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