[Kanagawa] Mt. Nabewari⛰️

The other day I went hiking on Mt. Nabewari, located in the Tanzawa Mountains in Kanagawa Prefecture. Mt. Nabewari is a mountain with an elevation of 1,493 meters, and the shape of the summit is said to look like a broken pot, which is where you can enjoy the beautiful nature. You can also enjoy nabeyaki udon for 2,000 yen at Nabewari Sanso at the summit. If it's clear, you can see a spectacular view of Mt. Fuji and Sagami Bay from the summit. This time I hiked Mt. Nabewari round trip from Okura. I left Okura bus stop at 7:40. Okura bus stop has restaurants and clean toilets, and is the base for the trailheads of Mt. Tonodake and Mt. Nabewari. At first, the path was gentle, but after crossing a stream, the climb gradually became harder, and from Ushirozawa Norikoshi, it was really tough because it was all about climbing stairs. It was quite cold at the summit, so I took a short break before descending. 🚶Outing record: Time to Mt. Nabewari round trip: 8 hours Distance: 16.8km uphill, 1284m downhill, 1284m I'm a slow walker, so I think my standard time would be a little faster. This was a challenging mountain, and I was worried about whether I could reach the summit, but I'm glad I was able to do so safely. Walking through the mountains was very healing. It was tough, but it was a really fun mountain trip. Another attraction was that it was easily accessible from Tokyo. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #Introducing stunning views in Japan #stunning views #mountain climbing #mountains