Access
- The main trailhead, along with parking lots, shops and restaurants, is located at Minokoshi, at the intersection of national routes 438 and 439. From Minokoshi, climbers may also ride a chairlift to a higher point on the trail.
- Trails link the summit of Mount Tsurugi to neighboring mountains. Tsurugi can be reached from the east via Ichinomori, while an extensive network of trails to the west allows access from mountains such as Jirogyu, Miune, and Tengu-zuka.
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Tsurugi Jinja (Tsurgi Shrine) on the top of Mount Tsurugi
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Mount Jirogyu from the top of Mount Tsurugi
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A view of the middle of Mount Tsurugi
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Another view of the middle of Mount Tsurugi
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