Mount Futago
両子山
The highest peak on the Kunisaki Peninsula, offering a volcanic landscape surrounded by historic temples and national park scenery.
What it is
- The highest peak on the Kunisaki Peninsula at 720.6 meters elevation.
- A volcanic lava dome formed 1.9 million years ago from andesite and dacite.
- Part of the Setonaikai National Park in Oita Prefecture.
- A central point for the historic Rokugo Manzan temples located around its base.
What to see
- Government radio relay stations situated at the mountain summit.
- Mandarin orange groves cultivated in the areas surrounding the mountain.
- Futago-ji Temple located at the start of the summit maintenance road.
- Volcanic rock formations characteristic of the Futago volcanic group.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Futago Open in Google Maps
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