Katanuma
潟沼
A highly acidic volcanic lake in Kurikoma Quasi-National Park known for its shifting emerald and blue water colors.
What it is
- A highly acidic volcanic lake located within Kurikoma Quasi-National Park
- A former sulfur mining site that operated until 1968
- A body of water with a pH level of approximately 2.4
- A natural habitat for acid-tolerant midges and diatoms rather than fish
What to see
- Water that changes between emerald and blue depending on the weather
- Fumaroles on the lakebed that emit volcanic gases like hydrogen sulfide
- A walking path that allows visitors to circle the entire lake
- A rest house and rental boats available for use on the water
Getting there
- The lake is located two kilometers from Naruko-Onsen Station
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Katanuma Open in Google Maps
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