Area

Mt. Daisen

The highest mountain in the Chūgoku region, long revered as sacred and now known for hiking, skiing, and highland food.

Places in this area

DACG Daisen Auto CampsiteAn auto campsite offering cabins, tent sites, and hands-free BBQ plans at the foot of Mt. Daisen.
Mt. DaisenThe highest peak in the Chūgoku region and one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains, renowned for summer hiking and the finest autumn foliage in western Japan.
Daisen White ResortOne of the largest ski resorts in western Japan, offering slopes with sweeping views of the Sea of Japan.
Daisenji Temple & Ōgamiyama Shrine OkumiyaThe spiritual heart of Daisen faith, reached via what is said to be Japan's longest natural-stone cobblestone approach, and a celebrated spot for autumn foliage.
Gōen-yama Campground (CAMPFIELD GOEN)A highland campsite nestled between ski slopes, complete with hot-spring showers.
Kyūkamura Oku-Daisen (National Vacation Village)A public lodging facility on the Kagami-ga-naru Plateau, serving as a base for hot springs, skiing, and beech-forest walks.
Masumizu Tenkū Campsite (Sky Camp)A highland "sky camp" on the Masumizu Plateau, best paired with the adjacent sky lift.
Michi-no-Eki Daisen Megumi-no-Sato (Roadside Station)A roadside station at the gateway to the Daisen area, stocking local produce and souvenirs.
Mori-no-Kuni Adventure ParkOne of the largest field-adventure courses in western Japan and a perennial favorite for families.
Masumizu Kōgen Tenkū Lift (Sky Lift)A scenic lift ride to a panoramic observation deck with views stretching to the Sea of Japan—a certified "Sanctuary for Lovers" and a prime sunset spot.