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Mount Mishōtai

Mount Mishōtai

A mountain in Yamanashi — grand ridgelines and hiking.

EditorialWritten by the TABIKUCHI editorial teamSources: Wikipedia, Wikidata and others (CC BY-SA / CC0)

Overview

Mount Mishotai rises to 1,681 meters on the boundary between Tsuru city and Doshi village in Yamanashi Prefecture. It is the highest peak of the Doshi mountain group and is counted among Japan's 200 Famous Mountains and the 100 Famous Mountains of Yamanashi. Set within a range that looks toward Mount Fuji yet cloaked in deep forest, it is favored by hikers seeking a quiet climb, with wooded trails leading up to the summit ridge for a calm mountain journey.

Highlights

  • The presence of the highest peak of the Doshi mountain group at 1,681 meters
  • A noted summit chosen for Japan's 200 and Yamanashi's 100 Famous Mountains
  • Quiet trails through deep forest leading to the summit ridge
  • A range near Mount Fuji straddling Tsuru city and Doshi village

History

As the main peak of the Doshi mountain group, long tied to faith and mountain life, it stands at 1,681 meters. Selected for both Japan's 200 Famous Mountains and Yamanashi's 100 Famous Mountains, it has been climbed by generations of mountain lovers. For details of the trails and historical background, it is best to check official sources and up-to-date hiking information.

Access

The mountain lies on the border of Tsuru city and Doshi village in Yamanashi Prefecture. The summit coordinates are around 35.48 degrees north and 138.93 degrees east. Trails extend from both the Tsuru and Doshi sides, and approach by public transport or private car can be considered. Please confirm transport to the trailhead, parking, and trail conditions via official information beforehand.

Best season

Early summer with its dazzling fresh greenery and autumn with its colored leaves are the best times to climb. The deeply wooded trails stay relatively cool even in summer, while winter demands proper gear and experience, so caution is essential.

Map

35.4869, 138.9317 · Wikidata

Suggested itinerary

  1. 1Set out from a trailhead on the Tsuru or Doshi side
  2. 2Follow the deeply wooded trail for a quiet mountain walk
  3. 3Stand atop Mount Mishotai, the highest peak of the Doshi group
  4. 4After descending, unwind with the nature or hot springs of the Tsuru-Doshi area

Did you know?

💡 At 1,681 meters, Mount Mishotai is the highest peak of the Doshi mountain group. Listed among both Japan's 200 Famous Mountains and Yamanashi's 100 Famous Mountains, it is one of the representative summits of eastern Yamanashi.

Nearby spots

📍 Mount Kita📍 Fuji-Q Highland📍 Mount Senjō
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