A YAMAP activity log for Takatoriyama carries a published timestamp of 11 November 2026, 08:36 (UTC+8). The diary gives clock times but no separate calendar date for the walk. The author writes that they had long wanted to visit Takatoriyama and chose it, while recovering from illness, because time on the move would be short. They also note that the train journey took longer than the hike itself.
The summary lists 4 hours 9 minutes in total, including 1 hour 58 minutes of rest, over 4.3 km, with 235 m of ascent and 183 m of descent. It gives a standard time of 1 hour 42 minutes used to calculate the course constant, marks the route easy (やさしい), and shows the number 6 on that line. An average pace is mentioned, but no pace figure appears in the supplied text. The log is tagged as hiking, and the activity page refers to GPX data and a registered hiking plan.
Recorded points run from about 10:31 at Jimmuji Station to 14:41. Names along the way include the Takatoriyama trailhead bus stop, the Jimmuji Temple–Takatoriyama hiking-course entrance, Konpira-yama, Jimmuji Temple and its gate, Jimmuji-yama, and several entries at Takatoriyama. Some later time figures in the feed are run together, so they are not restated here as a precise split timetable.
The author set out on a route from Jimmuji Station through toward Oppama Station. A map in front of Jimmuji Station did not show Oppama. They walked along the road, turned off, and went first to a quarry that they thought might lie inside the grounds of a nursing home—the log leaves that uncertain. Stone from the spot, they write, seems to be called Ikego stone. They then returned to the trail and headed for Jimmuji Temple. The record also says it is possible to descend to Higashi-Zushi Station.
On the rocks, the author found roots growing into cracks unsettling, and noted that something else was clinging there as well, without identifying it. They saw many climbers. From a park, Tokyo Skytree was visible if one looked carefully. The Takatoriyama summit, they write, was above the observation deck; they give the height as 139 m and call it a low mountain. Despite clear weather, Mount Fuji was not visible. They rested at the park and, describing the day as relaxed, took a bus to Oppama Station.
Original activity log: https://yamap.com/activities/52523590
