Mt. Hiuchi
Itoigawa City, Niigata · Mountain · Elevation 2,462 m
- 100 Famous Japanese Mountains
- 200 Famous Japanese Mountains
- 300 Famous Japanese Mountains
- 100 Famous Mountains for Flowers
Hiking info on YAMAP
Mt. Hiuchi is a mountain in Itoigawa City, Niigata, with an elevation of 2,462 m. It is included in the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains, 200 Famous Japanese Mountains and 300 Famous Japanese Mountains and other lists. It lies within Myoko-Togakushi renzan National Park.
Basic information
- Elevation
- 2,462 m No. 147 by elevation on this site
- Coordinates
- 36.9230, 138.0677
Elevation: Wikidata (CC0). Position from Wikidata (CC0) coordinates (some corrected with the GSI place-name search); the location is the municipality at the summit (one of them when the summit is on a boundary). The elevation rank is among the mountains of 800 m or higher on this site's map. Nearest stations are by straight-line distance from the National Land Numerical Information railway data (2024); not trailheads or routes.
Nearest stations
- Myoko-Kogen Stationabout 14.3 km in a straight lineMyoko Haneuma Line, Kita-Shinano Line · Myoko City
- Sekiyama Stationabout 14.4 km in a straight lineMyoko Haneuma Line · Myoko City
- Nihongi Stationabout 16.7 km in a straight lineMyoko Haneuma Line · Joetsu City
Live information
Famous-mountain lists
Numbers are those used on the list pages.
National park
Based on whether the summit lies inside the park boundary (Ministry of the Environment, Biodiversity Center of Japan, simplified to about 50 m by NIPPON ATLAS).
Nearby mountains
- Mt. Niigata-YakeElevation 2,400 m · about 2.8 km in a straight line
- Mt. MyokoElevation 2,454 m · about 5.4 km in a straight lineMyoko City
- Mt. TenguharaElevation 2,197 m · about 5.7 km in a straight lineOtari Village
- Mt. AmakazariElevation 1,963 m · about 9.9 km in a straight line
- Mt. Kubiki-komaElevation 1,487 m · about 11.0 km in a straight line
- Mt. DotsuElevation 1,927 m · about 12.1 km in a straight lineOtari Village
Straight-line distances between summits.