Mt. Eboshi

Shizukuishi Town

Central Iwate

A 3 hour uphill and 2 hour downhill course with repeated ups and downs from Takinoue Onsen. The name of the mountain comes from its protruding shape like an eboshi. It is located on a ridge that runs from Komagatake to Hachimantai, with a vertical rock wall facing east, offering views in all directions. There are also plenty of alpine plants.

Location: 〒020-0573 Shizukuishi Town, Iwate District, Iwate Prefecture
Inquiries: Shizukuishi Town Tourism and Commerce Division
Phone number 019-692-6407
FAX number 019-692-5208
Website: http://www.town.shizukuishi.iwate.jp/
Other: In winter, the prefectural road leading to the mountain trail is closed.

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Nature / Scenery