Mount Ryozen

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Designated as a National Scenic Spot, this 825-meter-high rocky mountain is famous for its unique landscape of unusually shaped rocks and crags. It features well-maintained hiking trails suitable for beginners. From the summit, a panoramic view extends all the way to the Pacific Ocean. The scenery is particularly breathtaking during the autumn foliage season, when the rugged rock faces are brilliantly colored in red and yellow, creating a powerful natural contrast.

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みるたび伊達　夏の霊山

みるたび伊達　夏の霊山

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Mount Ryozen

Address
Ishidakagamagahira, Ryozen-machi, Date City, Fukushima Prefecture
Website
https://www.date-shi.jp/
Operator
Date City Promotion Corporation

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