Mount Amagi 天城山

Mount Amagi is a mountain that extends east-west to Izu Peninsula in Shizuoka. Mount Amagi is the general name of the chain, sometimes called Mount Amagi pulse. It's made up of such mountains as Izu Peninsula's highest mountain. To the east and west Yamanaka is designated as Tokuhara Izu National Park.

Overview

Mount Amagi is the 4th century substrate volcano. It was formed from an eruption of 800,000 to 200,000 years ago, and after the volcano's activity, the erosion came to its present shape. The mountain peak was once thought to have been on the deep south side of the erosion. Although Mount Amagi is often included in the mountain range, it's the volcanic terrain created by the Izu volcano population in volcanology after Mount Amagi has been active. Also, the embers on the west side of Izu volcano have been erupted some 3200 years ago, and the flat slope is formed at the bottom of the north. This is classified as the activity of the Izu east volcano group.

It comes from the mountain name

There is a theory that Mount Amagi is a multi-rain zone and that the word "rainwood" comes from the word "rainwood," as stated in the weather section. (Applause) There are plants that are close to the sea horse, and in Japan there are areas where the leaves are dry to make sweet teas and customs to be used for cooking and cooking or for the Buddhist business. Some suggest that the Amazon macha grows so much in the mountains of Izu and that the inhabitants of Mount Amagi once had similar customs that gave them the name of Mount Amagi.

The weather

During the summer months, wet winds from the Pacific hit Mount Amagi, causing a rise in the air current, and we have a lot of rain to grow in the rain clouds, and we may have more than 4000 millimeters of rain a year. It's also not unusual to snow in winter.

History

In modern times, under the control of Mount Amagi has been controlled by Deputy Manager Tokugawa. The nine species of Hinoki Siggi Akamarats Kkeyaki Mumi Tungu in the mountains were considered trees and were not allowed to cut except for public use. In the late 17th century, it was also stored in Edo as an annual gift. It's a big place now, and the wall of the castle is the best brand. Also, during the Xinji period, this also established a way of growing cicadas in the Yukashima district of Tsukiji, and in one area it still grows. In the west of the Mount Amagi, a tunnel was dug because it was a difficult road to travel on the Izu Peninsula. The tunnel is a tourist attraction because it later appeared in famous novels, such as the river edge. In 1970 (45 C.E.), a new castle tunnel adapted to the automobile era was completed. On March 15, 1955, the Izu Peninsula, including Mount Amagi, was compiled into the National Park of Tokuhara on March 15. On December 10th, 1957 (Several) and the two new students of the school school's boy martial arts were found dead in a state where they had their heads shot off with a pistol that they had kept. Since women are related to the emperor of Manchuria, they were given much press coverage at that time. This case is called Mount Amagi Heart of Mind. On September 27th of 1958, a hunting typhoon struck Izu Peninsula, brought violent heavy rain on Mount Amagi, and caused a lot of mudfalls and floods in the hunting river. On May 3 and 4:10, 2012, we recorded the largest rainfall in recorded history in 649 millimeters. The total rainfall from the start of April 30 to May 3 to 11 o'clock was 789.0mm.

- Plantation

The Mount Amagi line has a bana forest, and some of it can be seen in the big trees. In May, the red - tailed bee will be around the corner, and in June, the flower will be seen.

It's about 600 meters above sea level

Qas. Tabwood. I'll be right back. Sdazii. The cago tree. It's called a dog's eye.

It's over 600 meters above sea level

Buna. Ish-sharah. Canades. Cydres. Harigill. Oh, my God. Misaki. Momi. Sarasaddan. Chichi grapesdan. It's just a bird's-eye. From late June to late July, the flower blooms, the native species of Izu Peninsula. The zigzag. Amagi vee ui, blooms in May to June. A flower blooms from April to May. Kosianbra. You can see flowers blooming in early April and late April, and, amongst them, South Benjabi, which blooms in a red color. A species found in the Yakichiza pond of Mount Amagi. Sutakake. In artificial forests, cedars and trees are planted up to 1,000 meters in the east and nearly 800 meters in the north.

Animals

64 species of birds have been identified in the past year, such as Corri or Orri. The ponds of Syrrannita are known as the breeding ground of the Molyian gauze, and are designated as a Shizuoka natural monument as "The Pool of Syrrannita and the Life Around It."

Climbing

Since the mountain is not beyond the forest limits, most of the mountain roads are covered with haiku trees. That's why it takes more than two rock fields on the saddle from Najiroro to the horse's back, and an eight-gauge pond platform and a Bluess stand on the west side of the mountain. To the extent that the North can afford it in the highest mountain range, Mishiroro. In a ridge called the horse's back between Yoichi and Mishiro, there are acebi tunnels through the Asevi trees. Again, on the northeastern side of Mizoro, there's the shakenag material. In addition, since Mount Amagi has snow, it can be necessary for winter climbing, for Isen.

Main climb road

Tokyo Runway Coast (Gyang Pass - Eight Kyoji Fukuji - Kosaka - Kosakaro - Kosakaro - Takanaka Parking Parked in Tokyo, Japan) The route to the top of the mountains where Mount Amagi's master walks east and west. From the west side of the castle, you can connect to the footpaths of the Izu Mountain and walk to the northern slopes of the Izu Peninsula, such as the Pyongyang. It's nice to see you. Shaknagage course. It's a flat route on a lye road called the castle's secret border. There's an entrance to three different entrances.

Climb with the Imperials

In June of 1930, Emperor Hirohito walked back and forth to the Yakashi pond and came to call the mountaineering path he used. There is a monument in the Yakashi pond that commemorates this climb and is inscribed "The Empress of the Sun." In addition, Emperor Hirohito climbed in June 1981. And he also took the course of Mount Amagi in July 1982.

A related piece

Over the castle: A typical song by Isegawa Hiragawa. Over Hiroshima: The novel from Matsumoto. Izu Dance: A novel written on the edge of the river. Inoue: Inoue's novel. Dragonhead: