Mount Birao
美羅尾山
A 553-meter volcanic peak in Teshikaga featuring radio antennas, mountain views, and a hiking path along a former ski slope.
What it is
- A volcano formed during the Kutcharo Caldera period in Teshikaga Town.
- The name originates from the Ainu language meaning place of cliffs.
- A 553.7-meter peak that formerly hosted the Birao Ski Resort on its eastern slope.
- The summit serves as a site for a second-class triangulation point.
What to see
- Multiple radio relay station antennas located at the mountain summit.
- Views of Tsukimiyama, a 529-meter peak situated on the western side.
- Koyoyama peak which stands at 466 meters to the south.
- A maintenance road that provides pedestrian access to the top of the mountain.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Birao Open in Google Maps
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