木曽駒七合目避難小屋

Unstaffed emergency shelter at the seventh station on the Kiso side of Kiso-Komagatake in the Central Alps, where the Fukushima A and Fukushima B routes meet, in Shinkai, Kiso Town, Kiso District, Nagano Prefecture. Nagano Prefecture's mountain hut listing records it as "Kiso-Komagatake Nanagome Hinangoya", at the seventh-station junction of the Fukushima A and B routes, elevation 2,520m, open year-round and unstaffed, with Kiso Town Hall's Tourism and Commerce Division responsible for it. The surrounding area is a prefectural natural park. Two trails climb Kiso-Komagatake from the Kiso side: the Fukushima A route from Kibio Pass and the Fukushima B route from Kogara. They join in front of this hut and continue past the ninth station, where the Tamanokubo Sanso and Kiso Goya stand, to the summit. The Fukushima A route, however, is impassable and its trailhead sealed off because fallen trees have made it dangerous, so in practice walkers use the Fukushima B route from the Kogara trailhead. Kiso Town requires climbers on Kiso-Komagatake to file a climbing plan.