Hokkaidō Koma-ga-take
北海道駒ヶ岳
An active stratovolcano and symbol of Onuma Quasi-National Park, offering unique volcanic landscapes and views of lakes it created.
What it is
- An active stratovolcano reaching 1,131 meters in elevation within a Quasi-National Park.
- One of Japan's 200 Famous Mountains monitored 24 hours a day for activity.
- A historic site where a 1640 eruption created the nearby Onuma and Konuma lakes.
- A natural landmark spanning the towns of Mori, Shikabe, and Nanae in Hokkaido.
What to see
- The highest peak of the mountain known as Kengamine.
- The Uma-no-se point which marks the current limit for climbing access.
- Views of the surrounding Onuma Quasi-National Park from the slopes.
- A rugged volcanic landscape shaped by major historical eruptions.
When to go
- Climbing is permitted only from June to October each year.
- Entry is restricted within four kilometers of the crater at all times.
Getting there
- The mountain is accessible via the JR Komagatake Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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