Map of Mount Ibuki Area Sightseeing Spots and Flower Photo Gallery

For Mt. Ibuki tours and trips, choose Club Tourism! Our tour conductors and staff will provide you with full support. Enjoy the flower fields of Japan's 100 famous mountains with ease! We introduce recommended tours for Mt. Ibuki. Tour search and reservations are also easy.

Introduction to Mt. Ibuki and mountain climbing tours
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Mountaintop walking map
Introduction to alpine plants
Introduction of scenic spots

Mt. Ibuki summit walking map

The flowering period varies depending on the climate.

The Ibukiyama Driveway is also worth seeing!!

To get to Mt. Ibuki, take the 17 km long Mt. Ibuki Driveway to the parking lot at the summit.
You can enjoy the spectacular views of each season, including cherry blossoms and autumn leaves.

Introduction to alpine plants that can be seen on Mt. Ibuki

Flowers seen in spring (examples)

Horse foot

Potato white

Nirinsou

Cat's-eye plant

Lamium

Gunnaifuuro

Himerenge

Nobuki tora no o

Valerian

Hemerocallis day lily

Flowers seen in summer (examples)

White Mountain Geranium

Mountain bellflower

Miyamatouki

Thymus vulgare

Prunella

Dianthus arvensis

Yellow pineapple

Trollius

Carbana

Angelica

Thistle

Narcoyuri

Broadbill

Metallica

Tiger lily

Spirea

Blue loosestrife

Flowers seen in autumn (examples)

Thistle

Dragonfly

Aconite

Goldenrod

Citrus Sarassa

Copper

Waremoko

Tamurasou

There's more! Introducing Japan's most stunning spots

Hakuba and Tsugaike Highlands

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The area around Hakuba Village and Otari Village in Nagano Prefecture is one of Japan's leading mountain resorts. In addition to outdoor facilities for families and spots where you can see Takayama plants, there are also Toyotomi hot springs, making it an area that can be enjoyed all year round.

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Shiga Highlands

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Shiga Kogen is an expansive natural landscape with 2,000-meter-class mountains, numerous lakes and marshes, virgin forests, alpine plants, and more. In particular, we recommend strolling and hiking around the 48 ponds, where cotton grass grows in abundance.

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Senjojiki Cirque

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Senjojiki Cirque, located in the alpine zone at an altitude of over 2,500 meters, is a flower garden in the sky. When you get off the ropeway, you will find yourself in a flower garden where alpine plants are blooming in abundance. You can enjoy the alpine plants while walking along the promenade.

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Kamikochi

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At an altitude of 1,500 meters, Kamikochi offers impressive views of the Hotaka Range and the Azusa River.
You can enjoy the beauty of every season, from the fresh greenery of spring to the yellow leaves of autumn.

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