
Jomon Sugi Trail
Nature WalkFull-day trek to Yakushima's 7,200-year-old Jomon Cedar through ancient forest.
Day hikes, multi-day treks, pilgrimages, and alpine routes across Japan
From sacred pilgrimages along the Kumano Kodo to alpine traverses in the Japanese Alps, Japan offers some of Asia's most rewarding hiking experiences. The country's 70% mountain terrain means trails range from gentle forest walks near hot spring towns to challenging multi-day ridge routes above 3,000 meters. Our trail database includes difficulty ratings, elevation profiles, estimated duration, trailhead access, and seasonal conditions. Whether you're planning a weekend day hike near Tokyo or a week-long trek through the Northern Alps, filter by difficulty, type, and region to find your perfect trail.
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Full-day trek to Yakushima's 7,200-year-old Jomon Cedar through ancient forest.

Highland marshland trail near Hakkoda mountains with seasonal wildflowers.

Flat riverside walk from Taisho Pond to Kappa Bridge with mountain views.
Scenic streamside walk in Aomori alongside waterfalls and moss-covered rocks.

Trail through UNESCO beech forest to three cascading waterfalls.
Majestic avenue of giant cedars leading to Togakushi Shrine's inner sanctuary.
Boardwalk and ground trail through pristine wetlands in Shiretoko National Park.
Elevated boardwalk through highland marshland with mountain views in Nikko.
Boardwalk trail through ancient cedar forest in Yakushima.

Subtropical jungle trail to Okinawa's tallest waterfall on Iriomote Island.