Mount Futamata
二岐山
A twin-peak stratovolcano in Fukushima offering virgin forests and birdwatching, recognized as one of Japan's 300 famous mountains.
What it is
- A Quaternary stratovolcano and lava dome located in the southern Ou Mountains.
- Consists of two distinct peaks known as Odake and Medake.
- The highest point reaches an elevation of 1,544.3 meters.
- Part of the Okawa Hatori Prefectural Natural Park in Fukushima Prefecture.
What to see
- Virgin forests consisting of beech and asunaro trees across the mountain slopes.
- Native bird species including narcissus flycatchers and blue-and-white flycatchers.
- A three kilometer hiking trail leading from the parking lot to the summit.
- Views of the twin-peak formation featured in historic Japanese landscape illustrations.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Futamata Open in Google Maps
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