Hyakumeizan that is so difficult to access without a car.
Budget: JPY13,820++ (~USD133++)
When to Go
Throughout the year it seems, but prepare for a lot of snow.
Special Notes
Friday
Budget: JPY13,820++ (~USD133++)
- JPY6,820. Train, Tokyo < > Shizuoka Station (JPY3,410 one way)
- JPY7,000. Bus, Shizuoka Station, go to Hatanagi Dam. JPY3,500 one way.
- Target: 2021
- Difficulty: 5 out of 5.
- Route below is around 19.6kilometers, with an elevation change of ▲2,500m/ ▽2,500m
- Map Link
Throughout the year it seems, but prepare for a lot of snow.
Special Notes
- Weather forecast. English / Japanese. English more detailed, Japanese more accurate.
- Trailheads. Definitely not accessible without a car, but here's the convoluted public transportation for those who have the time. Of all the trailheads, the best one I think is taking a car to Tayorigashima (便ヶ島), camping at the trailhead and doing two dayhikes with Mt. Tekari.
- Numahira (沼平). About 1.5kms from Hatanagi dam, which is a part of Mt. Akaishi's hike. I'll link Mt. Akaishi's blog post later on.
- Tayorigashima (便ヶ島). Google maps pin here. A trailhead shared with Mt. Tekari (光岳) with a camping spot, but no public access. A taxi can be taken from Hiraoka Station (平岡駅), which will cost around JPY14,000 one way.
Friday
- Drive to Tayorigashima (便ヶ島) and camp for the night.
- 04:00am. Start hike.
- 11:05am. Summit Mt. Hijiri
- 03:45pm. Back at trailhead. Drive back.


Hi, nice entry. I wanted to add a correction: the 光岳小屋 hut is only 15 min away from the peak of Tekari. This is the landmark entry for this hut on Yamap, you can see it is next to the peak: https://yamap.com/landmarks/782
ReplyDeleteThanks! I just went two weeks ago haha, so will update.
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