Mount Yumeyama

Mount Yumeyama (菌山; yume-yama) is a mountain situated in the Ikumo Mountains, in north-west Kanton. It is also known as Honhora-san (白方山; "hundred-shrine mountain"). It stands at 980 metres and is seated between Ashihara and Mount Hirayama.

The mountain is notable for being covered in over 120 jonsan, the majority of which have been damaged by stormy weather, falling rock or animals such as goats. The shrines seem to have been made over a period of nearly two hundred years (between 400 and 600 AD), and are all dedicated to members of an ancient predecessor of the Kankachi Clan. In 1995, the wide plateau of the mountain (home to 96 shrines) was declared a protected area by the Kanton government.

Although the shrines offer sight-seeing opportunities, most visitors to the mountain gravitate towards the cliff-faces on the eastern face, which offer premium rock-climbing space.