Mt. Hakusan

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Along with Mt. Fuji and Mt. Tateyama, Mt. Hakusan is one of Japan's "Three Sacred Mountains" and has long been an object of worship. Standing 2,702 meters high, it is a world-renowned treasure trove of alpine flora. In summer, beautiful flowers bloom in profusion, and in autumn, the entire mountain is wrapped in fiery foliage. The sea of clouds and the sunrise from the summit offer a mystical emotion that makes one forget the fatigue of the climb. Shirayama Hime Shrine at the foot is a symbol of gratitude to nature, providing a chance to experience the depth of Japan's spiritual and outdoor culture.

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Mt. Hakusan - For Tourism Ishikawa, JAPAN

Mt. Hakusan - For Tourism Ishikawa, JAPAN

Ishikawa Prefectural Tourism Federation

Mt. Hakusan

Address
Ozzo, Hakusan-shi, Ishikawa
Website
https://www.urara-hakusanbito.com/
Operator
Hakusan City Tourism Federation

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