On the reality show 'American Ninja Warrior,' what is the name of the final course?

On the reality show 'American Ninja Warrior,' the final course is called Mount Midoriyama.

The name comes from 'Sasuke,' the Japanese obstacle-course competition that inspired American Ninja Warrior. In the Japanese format, Mount Midoriyama is the setting for the ultimate stages, and the American series adopted the name for its National Finals course in Las Vegas.

The National Finals are divided into four stages, with obstacles becoming progressively more difficult. The fourth and final stage is a timed rope climb; completing it within the limit is required to become an American Ninja Warrior and, when applicable, win the season's grand prize. The individual obstacles are not the name of the entire course: the Spider Climb, Salmon Ladder, and Warped Wall are all specific challenges that may appear within the broader competition.