The Top 20 Peaks in the Japanese Alps
Whether for the view or for the challenge, climbing the mountainous peaks in the Japanese Alps is the best way to experience more of this beautiful region. But with 20
to choose from, it can be tough to know which peak to proceed with. That’s why we’ve collected the best peaks and summits in the Japanese Alps for you here — so you can easily add one to your next adventure.
to choose from, it can be tough to know which peak to proceed with. That’s why we’ve collected the best peaks and summits in the Japanese Alps for you here — so you can easily add one to your next adventure.
Last updated: October 14, 2025
The 1,213 m high Mt. Kintoki (also called Mt. Ashigara) is located on the border between the prefectures of Kanagawa and Shizuoka in the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. According to legend, …
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Awesome, view, feeling. Everything is great. Always pay attention to the weather forecast and prepare accordingly!
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There are quite a few steps to take and rocks to pass until you reach the top, but you will be rewarded with a wonderful view! From the cablecar you …
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Most arrive from the east side of Mitake. Be prepared for some scramble up the final meters. Continue path west to to JR Okutama or south (need confidence in navigation for the 1st hundred meters) to JR Musashi-Itsukaiichi
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The exact position with of the monolith that mark the mount is behind this bar. Only some meters more and you will reach your goal.
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The other temple (in the north east of the caldera) has much more traffic and facilities.
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Mt. Komagatake is a 1357 meter high lava peak created by Hakone's volcanic eruptions 40,000 years ago. Already 2400 years ago, the summit was used as a holy place.
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On the way from/to the 1,213 m high Mt. Kintoki (also called Mt. Ashigara), you can look south over Sengokuhara to the mountains of Hakone, Lake Ashi and the steaming Owakudani Valley.
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A magnificent mountain surrounded by the Japanese Alps and the Pacific Ocean, you should always drink enough, take snacks with you and take plenty of breaks to avoid getting altitude sickness. Fuji-san one of my favorites, beautiful views all around
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If you're on Mt. Fuji in July/August, then this is a good place to see the sunrise. You can check the precise sunrise time and place on the horizon e.g. with PeakFinder.
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