Mount Hiuchigatake
燧ヶ岳
The highest peak in northeastern Japan, this 2,356-meter volcano offers five distinct summits within the scenic Oze National Park.
What it is
- A 2,356-meter volcano located in southwestern Fukushima Prefecture within Hinoemata Village.
- The highest mountain peak in the northeastern region of Japan.
- A designated member of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains list.
- Part of Oze National Park with a summit area protected as a Special Protection Zone.
What to see
- Five distinct peaks that make up the mountain summit area.
- A second-class triangulation point located on the Manaitagura peak.
- Volcanic rock formations composed primarily of andesite and dacite.
- Views of Lake Ozenuma, which was formed by a volcanic eruption 8,000 years ago.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Hiuchigatake Open in Google Maps
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