Biei Fuji
美瑛富士
A 1,888-meter conical volcano in Hokkaido's Tokachi Volcanic Group, offering alpine flora and a mountain hut for hikers.
What it is
- A conical volcano standing 1,888 meters high in Biei Town, Hokkaido.
- Part of the Tokachi Volcanic Group formed within the last 10,000 years.
- Designated as a National Park area in 1934.
- The source of the Karasawa, Mizunashi, and Optateshike rivers.
What to see
- Alpine plants growing in the zones above the forest limit.
- A mountain hut with capacity to house 25 people.
- The summit peak which notably lacks a triangulation point.
- Hiking trails that pass through the eastern mountainside.
Getting there
- The trailhead is located on the Karasawa Forest Road.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Biei Fuji Open in Google Maps
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