A YAMAP activity log titled “十神山〜水鳥公園🦢-Tokamiyama” describes a short morning outing on the three Tokami peaks—Tokamiyama (十神山), Naka-Tokamiyama (中十神山) and Ko-Tokamiyama (小十神山)—followed by a stop at a waterbird park to see whooper swans. The log was published on 12 November 2026. The diary itself only says the outing was “today,” and it does not give a separate calendar date for the walk.
What the activity log records
The summary lists 38 minutes, 1.3 km, 134 m of ascent and 135 m of descent. Rest time is 0 minutes. The course grade is shown as easy (やさしい), level 3, calculated from a standard time of 48 minutes. Average pace is mentioned, but no pace figure is given.
The parking checkpoint is logged at 07:31 and again at 08:09, when the record returns to the parking area. Other named checkpoints are Tokamiyama, Naka-Tokamiyama and Ko-Tokamiyama. In the extracted text, several intermediate clock times are run together, so those split times are not clear enough to report separately.
On the peaks
The author says the day was a visit to the waterbird park for whooper swans, plus the three nearby Tokami peaks. Photo captions say the view of Daisen (大山) was disappointing, including its summit. After the parking area, the climb is described as going first to Naka-Tokamiyama, which the author calls the only place where a view opened up. Later captions note stairs, arrival at Ko-Tokamiyama, and that most of the trail looked like the section in that photo. The author then marks arrival at Tokamiyama and the descent. The photos do not describe the trail surface, weather or vegetation beyond those captions.
At the waterbird park
After the descent, the captions move to the waterbird park. The author shows whooper swans (コハクチョウ) and writes that they looked lively, and identifies one bird as an ooban (オオバン, the Eurasian coot). That identification is the author’s. Another caption says “parent and child” without naming the species. Further captions point toward the Yasugi (安来) side and toward a feeding area. The entry closes with the author’s comment that it would be a nice view if Daisen were visible, and a thank-you for the day.
Original activity: 十神山〜水鳥公園 on YAMAP
