Mount Hakase
博士山
A 1,482-meter volcanic peak in Fukushima featuring ancient beech forests, golden eagle habitats, and panoramic views of distant mountain ranges.
What it is
- A cone-shaped volcanic mountain standing 1,482 meters tall in the Aizu region.
- The former site of Isasumi Shrine, bordering Yanaizu, Aizumisato, and Showa.
- A natural habitat for nesting golden eagles and expansive old-growth beech forests.
- A summit marked by a first-class triangulation point for geographic measurement.
What to see
- Panoramic views of the Iide and Nasu mountain ranges from the peak.
- A large old-growth beech forest covering the mountain slopes.
- A geothermal power plant operating at the foot of the mountain.
- Volcanic rock formations that make up the mountain structure.
Getting there
- Access the Dokai Naki-one trailhead via Prefectural Route 32.
- The hike from the trailhead to the summit takes approximately 150 minutes.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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