Mount Akagi
赤城山
A prominent stratovolcano in Gunma featuring a caldera lake and one of Japan's 100 most famous mountain peaks.
What it is
- An active stratovolcano located in the northeastern region of Gunma Prefecture.
- One of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains and part of the Three Mountains of Jomo.
- A historical site first mentioned in records dating back to 839 AD.
- The setting for the popular racing manga series Initial D.
What to see
- The highest peak, Mount Kurobi, reaching an elevation of 1,828 meters.
- A large caldera containing two bodies of water, Lake Ono and Lake Kono.
- The second largest mountain base area found in Japan.
- Akagi Shrine, which serves as the head of 300 shrines across the Kanto region.
When to go
- Winter months to experience the strong local winds known as Akagi Oroshi.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Akagi Open in Google Maps
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