Mt. Daimanjisan

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The highest peak of Oki-no-shima Town (608m), a hiking spot offering grand views of the entire island. From the summit, you can overlook the full circular shape of Dogo Island and, in good weather, the distant mountains of the San'in region. The trails are covered in rich primeval forests, a treasure trove of nature where the Oki Salamander (a national natural monument) and island-specific flora live. Passing through mystical giant trees and mossy rocks to reach the summit provides an exceptional sense of openness. Also known as a site for mountain worship, it has long been a spiritual pillar for islanders, perfect for active travelers seeking both nature and superb views.

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隠岐ユネスコ世界ジオパークの絶景・大満寺山

隠岐ユネスコ世界ジオパークの絶景・大満寺山

Oki Islands UNESCO Global Geopark

Mt. Daimanjisan

Address
Fuse, Okinoshima-cho, Oki-gun, Shimane
Website
https://www.e-oki.net/
Operator
Okinoshima Town Tourism Association

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