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Mt. Hodatsu (Hodatsushimizu Town)
石川県
Noto's highest peak with Hodatsusan Castle ruins, linked to Maeda Toshiie
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Mt. Hodatsu (637 m above sea level), located in Hodatsushimizu Town, is the highest peak on the Noto Peninsula. Near the summit lie the ruins of Hodatsusan Castle, which was captured by Maeda Toshiie during the Sengoku period. Surrounded by rich natural scenery including beech forests, the mountain is a destination for hikers and trekkers seeking to enjoy the nature of the Noto region.
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Mt. Hodatsu (637 m), the highest peak on the Noto Peninsula, has been an object of mountain worship since ancient times. The ruins of Hodatsusan Castle near the summit are the remains of a medieval mountain fortress built by local Noto powers and used as a stronghold during the Sengoku period. After…
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