Mt Myogi

Myōgi Mountain is renowned for its uniquely rugged rock faces and dramatic ridgelines, ranking among Japan's three most spectacular natural sights. It's a spot I highly recommend for landscape photographers.Its charm lies in revealing entirely different expressions with each season: spring's fresh greenery, summer's contrast with blue skies, autumn's crimson-tinged slopes, and winter's snow-covered landscape. Photography enjoyment spans the entire year. Especially when combined with rural landscapes or satoyama (traditional woodlands), you can capture quintessentially Japanese primal scenery in a single frame, making it perfect for travel records or Instagram-worthy photos. For those wishing to preserve the powerful presence of nature, this is a must-visit photography location.

October

Mt. Myogi Panorama Park | Majestic Mountain Ranges and the MYOGI Sculpture

This photo was taken at Myogi Mountain Panorama Park and shows the majestic Mount Myogi alongside an art installation featuring the letters “MYOGI.”
October

Myogi Mountain Panorama Park | Mountain Ranges Captured in a Wide-Angle Shot and the MYOGI Sculpture

This photo was taken at Myogi Mountain Panorama Park, showing Mount Myogi and the “MYOGI” sculpture from a slight distance using a wide-angle composition.
October

Myogi Mountain Panorama Park | The character “大” floating on the slopes of a majestic mountain

This photo was taken at Myōgi Mountain Panorama Park and shows the character “大” visible halfway up the majestic Mount Myōgi.
Year 2025

Mt. Myogisan|Magnificent mountains and the remnants of summer

This photo shows Mt. Myogi, which rises in Gunma Prefecture, Japan, taken from near the sunflower fields in Niu.
Year 2025

Mt. Myogisan|Fields beginning to turn golden and mountains heralding autumn

This photo was taken with Myogisan (Mt. Myogi) in the background, along with rice paddies that have begun to turn golden before the rice harvest.
Year 2025

Mt. Myogisan|The power of the mountain and the peaceful countryside captured by a telephoto lens

This photo was taken with a telephoto lens of Mt. Myogisan over rice paddies just before the rice harvest.
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