Hakusan National Park
白山国立公園
Hakusan National Park is a sacred mountain with alpine plants, crater lakes, and hot springs.
What it is
- One of Japan's Three Sacred Mountains.
- Designated a national park in 1962.
- Mount Hakusan was opened in 717 by Taicho.
- An active volcano spanning four prefectures.
What to see
- Eight crater lakes.
- Alpine plants.
- Ichi Shirakawa Cedar, a special natural monument.
- Several hot springs.
- Hakusan Shirakawa-go White Road.
When to go
- Known as a heavy snowfall area.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Hakusan National Park Open in Google Maps
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