歓昌院山

⚠Caution: On September 11, 2020, when climbing the Makigaya line on the forest road and pistoning to the summit of Mt. Kyoshoin, after returning home, it was confirmed that "Takasagokirara tick" was still alive and attached to the back of the socks. Did. It has been pointed out that this tick may carry the causative virus of severe febrile thrombocytopenia syndrome (SFTS) with a fatality rate of 30%. There are no bushes on the above route, but the road near the entrance to the slope was covered with grass, so I may have entered my shoes there. Those who walk this route are strongly advised to pay attention to shoes (high cut) and clothes (gloves, long-sleeved shirts, long pants, gaiters), and to take insect repellent measures such as DEET or Icaridin. --- It is a mountain over 240m above sea level and is next to Kanshoin slope. The summit, which is reasonably large, is surrounded by cedar and broad-leaved trees, so there is no prospect, but there is a mountain name pillar that seems to have been made in recent years. It seems to be considered as one of the mountains of the so-called "Maruko Alps", but before, it was a peak that only passed without a mountain name mark, and it was treated as an almost unknown peak, so it is for a break like in other mountains of the Maruko Alps. There are no log benches or boxes for memory notes. There are log benches on Mt. Bonten to the east of the summit and Surugamine to the west, so it may be a better place to rest. References: Rihiro Matsuura "Abe Mountains", Suruga Rin