Daisetsuzan Volcanic Group
大雪山
Japan's largest national park featuring active volcanoes, the country's highest alpine zone, and the earliest autumn colors in the nation.
What it is
- A massive mountain range in central Hokkaido designated as Japan's largest national park.
- The area contains the largest alpine zone in Japan and is a Special Natural Monument.
- The range includes Mount Asahi, the highest peak in Hokkaido at 2,291 meters.
- A wilderness habitat for brown bears covering approximately 230,000 hectares.
What to see
- Mount Asahi, an active volcano featuring visible fumarolic activity.
- The Ohachidaira caldera which was formed approximately 38,000 years ago.
- Vast alpine landscapes and diverse volcanic peaks across the central range.
When to go
- September is the best time to see the earliest autumn colors in Japan.
- Mid-September typically marks the arrival of the first snowfall of the season.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Daisetsuzan Volcanic Group Open in Google Maps
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