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Mt. Soko Hike
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Overview

When you visit Hiroshima, a hike up Mt. Soko is highly recommended. This scenic journey offers a peaceful forest trek and stunning panoramic views from the summit—all without the crowds often found at other tourist spots.
The walk passes through historic Mitaki Temple, a leafy, hillside compound with a pagoda, waterfalls, and Buddhist statues in every style.
The easy hike from JR Mitaki Station to the summit of Mt. Mitaki takes approximately 80 minutes, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature and enjoy breathtaking scenery.
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Explore a hiking destination popular with Hiroshima locals, particularly during spring and autumn.
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Stop at Mitaki Temple, where ancient Buddha statues stand among the serene surroundings.
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Enjoy panoramic views of Hiroshima city and Inland Sea islands from the summit.
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Schedule
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8:40 am
Meet your guide at the JR Hiroshima Station and take a train to Mitaki Station.
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9:15 am
Walk to Mitaki Temple.
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9:45 am
Depart from Mitaki Temple and begin the hike up Mt. Soko.
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10:45 am
Reach the summit of Mt. Mitaki.
Take a break and enjoy the breathtaking views. -
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11:15 am
Start the descent.
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12:05 pm
Return to Mitaki Temple.
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12:50 pm
Arrive at Mitaki Station. The tour ends at the station.
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Price *This is a reference price. Please contact us for details.
Tour Operator: My Travel Buddy(Tour Guide Agency) |
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■ Fee ¥39,240 per person ¥20,040 per person with 2 ¥13,640 per person with 3 *If there are more than 4 people, or if you are bringing children, please contact us. |
■ Included - Guide-interpreter - Basic insurance |
■ Not included - Transport to the meeting point and from the disbanding point - Drinks and meals - Mountaineering equipments |
■ Reservation By request |
■ Deadline for reservations By 5:00 pm, 3 days before the tour |
■ Tour schedule Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays Due to the heat, August is not available. |
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