Hiking Japan’s Sacred Pilgrimage Trail in Winter @RoyandAimee
Hiking Japan’s Sacred Pilgrimage Trail in Winter  @RoyandAimee
Uploaded February 2024 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
Mt. Haguro is one of three sacred mountains in the northern prefecture of Yamagata, Japan. We were hoping for a peaceful, winter hiking experience and this spot sure did deliver. With a five-story pagoda, towering cedar trees and an impressive shrine, the pilgrimage up Mt. Haguro was a beautiful experience.

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