Mt. Kuishi

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Mt. Kuishi, located in the northern part of Kochi City with an altitude of 1,176 meters, is a mountain hiking landmark rich in untouched primeval forests and magnificent panoramic views, deeply loved by Kochi citizens since ancient times. Climbing paths are beautifully maintained, allowing even beginners and international hikers to casually enjoy authentic trekking. The route is packed with highlights such as mossy primeval forests of Toga (Japanese hemlock) and Hinoki (cypress), the dynamic giant rock "Aka Natural Cedar," and the thrilling sheer precipice "Saino-kawara" if climbed. From the observation gallery at the summit, an grand grand panorama unfolds under the southern blue sky, overlooking Kochi City areas, the Pacific Ocean, and the far-off magnificent Shikoku mountain range, serving as a place filled with natural energy.

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Mt. Kuishi

Address
Tosayama-takagawa, Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture
Website
https://www.welcome-kochi.jp/
Operator
Kochi City Tourism Association

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