Kikusui-yama Climbing Experience: A 4K Video Adventure from Your Own Perspective
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Start: 34Ā°43’05.5″N 135Ā°08’49.1″E
Goal: 34Ā°42’33.3″N 135Ā°09’11.9″E
Description: Kikusui Mountain
Hello! This time, I climbed up Mt. Kikusui to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kobe, and I present to you a powerful adventure from my own perspective in 4K HDR video quality! The climbing route is easy enough for beginners to enjoy, and the view of Kobe from the top is spectacular.
Please incorporate Kikusui Mountain into your sightseeing schedule and visit. The video will show you the charm of Kobe. Experience the harmony of beautiful nature and the city! Thank you for enjoying the video.
Kikusui Mountain is a mountain located in the city of Kobe and features the following
Spectacular viewpoint: From the top of Kikusui Mountain, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the city of Kobe, Osaka Bay, and even Awaji Island. The night view is especially famous, and a visit at dusk or at night provides a romantic atmosphere.
Accessibility: Kikusui Mountain is relatively easy to reach by public transportation or car, making it an accessible mountain for tourists and locals alike. The trails are well-maintained, and even beginners can safely climb the mountain.
Beautiful nature in all seasons: The mountain is surrounded by beautiful nature in all seasons, especially in spring when cherry blossoms are in full bloom and in fall when the leaves turn red. The mountain is a great place to spend time with nature, not only for hiking, but also for walking.
Historical elements: Kikusui Mountain is dotted with old historical temples and shrines. There is also a shrine at the summit of the mountain that offers visitors a sense of history and culture.
These features make Kikusui-yama a favorite tourist spot for locals and visitors alike, offering something for every season.
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