伊吹山
Mt. Ibuki
A majestic mountain and one of Japan’s 100 Famous Mountains, offering stunning views and hiking trails.
Attractions
Natural Landmark, Hiking, Scenic Views
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Standing at 1,377 meters, Mt. Ibuki is the highest peak in Shiga Prefecture and a celebrated natural landmark. Straddling the border of Shiga and Gifu Prefectures, this mountain is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The mountain offers various trails suitable for all skill levels, each providing panoramic views of Lake Biwa, the surrounding countryside, and seasonal flora. In winter, Mt. Ibuki transforms into a snowy wonderland, while summer attracts visitors with its lush greenery and alpine flowers. Whether you’re a seasoned climber or a casual traveler, Mt. Ibuki promises a rewarding experience.
Facilities & Services
Marked Hiking Trails
Observation Points with Panoramic Views
Seasonal Alpine Flowers and Wildlife
Parking Areas and Rest Stops
Cha Cha Maru
A small, countryside tea house in Hino serving Japanese sweets and tea in a calm, traditional setting.
Steak Kitchen Boston Common
A long-running neighborhood steakhouse in Rittō serving carefully prepared beef and Western dishes in a relaxed, dependable setting.
Garden Museum Hiei
An open-air art garden on Mount Hiei featuring sculpture, seasonal flowers, and expansive views of Kyoto and Lake Biwa.
Wagashiya Anpan Yūki
A specialty wagashi bakery in Ōtsu dedicated to anpan made with traditional Japanese sweets craftsmanship.
Table Mother