Overview
Mount Korei is a 751.4-meter peak rising in western Tottori Prefecture. Straddling the boundary between Daisen and Yonago, its neatly formed, broad-based silhouette can be admired from the surrounding farmland and coastline. Standing northwest of the famous Mount Daisen, it is a familiar landmark for local people.
Highlights
- ●A neat 751.4-meter summit
- ●Location straddling Daisen and Yonago
- ●Views from farmland and coastline below
- ●Old alternate names Karayama
History
Mount Korei sits on the border of the towns of Daisen and Yonago, with an elevation recorded at 751.4 meters. It has long also been known by the alternate names Karayama, written in two different ways. The survival of several old names hints at a long relationship between this mountain and its region.
Access
The mountain lies in western Tottori Prefecture on the boundary of Daisen and Yonago. It is easily reached from central Yonago and the Sea of Japan side, but as trailhead and route details can change, please confirm specific access via maps and official information.
Best season
The mountain's shape stands out crisply in the clear air of autumn and winter, while the fresh greenery of early summer also makes for pleasant walking. Enjoy it during bright daytime hours together with the views from its foot.
Map
35.4378, 133.4792 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Head to a viewpoint over the mountain from central Yonago
- 2Take in the silhouette while touring the foothills
- 3Move to the Daisen side for a different angle
- 4Stroll while enjoying the surrounding scenery
Did you know?
💡 Mount Korei also carries the alternate names Karayama, and interestingly both are read the same way despite being written with different characters.
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