Mt. Kamuiekuuchikaushiyama

Mt. Kamuiekuuchikaushiyama is a mountain that belongs to the Hokkaido Hidaka Mountains. It is one of Japan's two hundred famous mountains. The name is derived from the Ainu language "Mountal of a Bear (God)". It is often called Kamuek among climbers. It is the second highest peak in the Hidaka Mountains after Mt. Horoshiridake, at an altitude of XNUM X m. It is located in the Hidaka Mountain Range Eragi Quasi-National Park, and the first triangle point (point name "Batsunai-dake") is selected at the top of the mountain by Xenxi, Masaki Terunobu of the Land Survey Department. Boasting a majestic majestic majestic mass on the main ridge of the Hidaka Mountains, it sits in the central region of the mountain range, mainly the border of the masterpiece. On the southeast side, a square pyramidal peak (dovetail) called a pyramidal peak (1,979m) is desired soon, and it will be a perfect observatory to look out for the main peak (but with pines overgrown with the main peak). It is a steep mountain as the name of Ainu language, and the characteristic valley landform is seen in the high peaks of the Hidaka mountain range, Hanosawa curl on the Tokachi side hillside and Kibok curl on the Hidaka side hillside, the downstream side of the curl Well, the moraine has also been confirmed. The Hidaka mountains, including Mt. Horoshiridake, Mt. Kamuiekuuchikaushiyama, and Mount Esoamtottabetsu, have valleys, but they are smaller compared to Mt. Yakushidake and Hotakadake in the Northern Alps. It is believed that this is because the Japan Islands were continuously connected to the continent during the ice age of XNUM X 10,000 years ago and the Tsushima Warm Current ceased to flow into the Sea of ​​Japan, resulting in less snowfall than it is today. The first name of the mountain, "Kamui Eukuchikaushi" (where the brown bear falls) was not named by the Ainu who worships the brown bear as a god. In the early days, it was called "Sauchiuchidake". When the Shugo Ito of Hokkaido University and others built a hut at the place called "Kamui Ekutikaau" in the upper reaches of the Tochibetsu River in 1900 year and climbed on Mt. Horoshiridake, this place name was mistaken due to misunderstanding of the guide It is said that the fact is that it was established because it was conveyed as Yamana.