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Mt. Homan

Also called 宝満山, Homanzan, Mikasayama, Kamadoyama

Range: Chikushi Mountains

Fukuoka, Japan · International climbs in Japan

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Height
830 m
Usually
Day hike
Climbs logged
1
Climbers
1
Difficulty 5/9 (5/9 · Moderate)

Mt. Homan is a 829.6 m peak in Fukuoka Prefecture, straddling Chikushino and Dazaifu. It is in the Chikushi Mountains and is counted among the peaks of the Sangun range. A ridge path runs from here north towards Mt. Sangun.

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Climbing it

  1. Kamado Jinja–Homan–Sangun Ridge Trail

    Difficulty 5/9 · Major (5/9 · Moderate)
    • Starts at Kamado Jinja
    • usually Day hike
    • Back trail

What climbers said

How hard they found it from 1 climber

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Jesse James Superales climbed

Kamado Jinja–Homan–Sangun Ridge Trail

Trail · Mt. Sangun, Mt. Homan · Japanon Oct 2

Felt moderate Open that day

Twin hike via Mt. Homan. The hike towards Mt. Homan was an endless stairs master of high rocks and logs. Steep ladder climb to the Homan peak and scrambling downwards. The hike from Homan to Sangun was fun and trail run-able.

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Where its facts come from

Its history
  1. OpenStreetMap node 1239463704, Mt. Homan

    OpenStreetMap

    Backs: Name, Height, Summit on the map

  2. 宝満山

    Wikipedia

    Backs: Areas, Range, Other names, Description

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