Kitahotakagoya
Kitahotakagoya is a mountain hut located just below the summit of Mount Kitahotaka in the Northern Alps of Japan.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Kitahotakagoya is a mountain hut situated just below the summit of Mount Kitahotaka, a 3,106 m rocky peak in the Northern Alps within Chubu Sangaku National Park, on the border of Nagano and Gifu prefectures. It was opened in 1948 by the previous owner, Yoshiharu Koyama, who carried building materials by human power and took over two years to construct it on a site overlooking the sheer cliffs of Takidani. The hut has been gradually renovated since then and continues to watch over the safety of many climbers, surrounded by a 360-degree panorama.
History
Kitahotakagoya is a mountain hut located just below the summit of Mount Kitahotaka. It was opened in 1948 (Showa 23) by the previous owner, Yoshiharu Koyama. He carried building materials by human power and took over two years to construct the hut on a site overlooking the sheer cliffs of Takidani. The hut has been gradually renovated since then and continues to the present. Kitahotakagoya remains surrounded by a 360-degree panorama and continues to watch over the safety of many climbers.
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