Mount Norikura | About

Mount Norikura | About

Mount Norikura rises to 3,026 meters at its main peak, Kengamine, and holds twenty-three peaks and seven ponds. Seven stories follow the southernmost volcano of the Northern Alps: a mountain made of two overlapping volcanoes, the names its peaks have kept, the flowers and ptarmigan beyond the tree line, the bus that climbs a road the army built, an observatory that never stopped watching the Sun, and a summit with a shrine that people have climbed to for more than eight hundred years.

Page type: facility access & visitor essentials. Address, directions, opening hours, contact, closures, and practical visitor information—rendered as part of this venue’s multilingual AI audio guide and integrated tourism PWA. Address: Takayama, Gifu / Matsumoto, Nagano (Norikura Skyline: Hirayu Pass to Tatamidaira) Directions / access: From Takayama Nohi Bus Center, take a route bus to Hoonokidaira (about 40 minutes). From Hoonokidaira, take a bus along the Norikura Skyline (14.4 km) to Tatamidaira (about 50 minutes). Private cars are not allowed; only buses, bicycles, taxis, and specially permitted vehicles may use the road. Hours: The Norikura Skyline is usually open from mid-May to October 31, and closes for the winter from November 1. Bus operating hours vary by season. Q. What are the opening hours of Mount Norikura? The Norikura Skyline is usually open from mid-May to October 31, and closes for the winter from November 1. Bus operating hours vary by season. Q. Where is Mount Norikura and how do I get there? Takayama, Gifu / Matsumoto, Nagano (Norikura Skyline: Hirayu Pass to Tatamidaira) — From Takayama Nohi Bus Center, take a route bus to Hoonokidaira (about 40 minutes). From Hoonokidaira, take a bus along the Norikura Skyline (14.4 km) to Tatamidaira (about 50 minutes). Private cars are not allowed; only buses, bicycles, taxis, and specially permitted vehicles may use the road. Q. What languages does the Mount Norikura audio guide support? The official audio guide is available in 4 languages and plays in your browser — no app installation required. Mount Norikura — WOUDiO

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