Mount Takasaburō

Overview

Mount Takasaburо is a peak of about 1,421 meters in the southern part of Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. One of the ranges rising behind the city, it is wrapped in quiet nature and beloved by hikers. Its appeal lies in offering the feel of a deep mountain even though it is close to the urban area.

Highlights

• ●A southern Kanazawa peak of about 1,421 meters
• ●Deep mountain nature close to the city
• ●A quiet range cherished by local hikers
• ●The distinctive name Takasaburо

History

Mount Takasaburо lies in the mountainous zone of southern Kanazawa and rises to roughly 1,421 meters. While Kanazawa grew as the castle town of the Kaga domain, rich highlands extending toward Mount Hakusan spread out to its south. Mount Takasaburо forms part of this natural setting and has long been enjoyed by local climbers. For details of the trails and background, please refer to official information.

Map

36.3728, 136.7703 · Wikidata

Suggested itinerary

1. 1Drive from central Kanazawa to the trailhead
2. 2Climb the trail and enjoy the forest nature
3. 3Take in the view near the roughly 1,421-meter summit
4. 4Rest back in central Kanazawa after descending

Did you know?

💡 An elevation of about 1,421 meters makes this a rewarding height among the mountains near Kanazawa. Easy to reach from the city, its summit area still offers genuine mountain nature quite different from the low hills. The unusual name Takasaburо also lingers in the memory.

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