Mount Asahi
朝日岳
A 1,896-meter andesite stratovolcano in Nikko National Park offering a moderately challenging climb with dramatic volcanic scenery.
What it is
- A volcano in Nasu Town located within the borders of Nikko National Park.
- The third highest peak among the Mount Nasu mountain group.
- An andesite stratovolcano formed between 200,000 and 100,000 years ago.
- A peak standing at an elevation of 1,896 meters above sea level.
What to see
- Steep volcanic slopes equipped with safety chains for hikers to navigate.
- Views of the surrounding peaks including Mount Chausu located 1.8 kilometers away.
- Rugged terrain rated as a level B difficulty on a five-point scale.
Getting there
- One climbing route begins at the Nasu Ropeway Sanroku Station.
- A secondary trail starts from the Toge no Chaya parking lot.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Asahi Open in Google Maps
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