Mount Iiji
飯士山
A 1,111-meter stratovolcano known as Ueda Fuji, offering panoramic mountain views and hosting popular ski resorts on its slopes.
What it is
- A Quaternary stratovolcano active between 200,000 and 500,000 years ago.
- The mountain features large lava domes at the peak and Shigura Mountain.
- A grain deity is enshrined at the summit of the 1,111-meter peak.
- The peak is locally referred to as Ueda Fuji due to its shape.
What to see
- A 360-degree view of the Echigo Mountains from the summit.
- Maiko Snow Resort located on the northern slope of the mountain.
- Iwappara Ski Resort situated on the southern slope.
- Azaleas and Tamushiba flowers blooming near the summit.
When to go
- Early May to see the blooming azaleas and Tamushiba near the peak.
Getting there
- The nearest train access is Iwappara-Skiing-Ground Station.
- Hiking from the Iwappara Ski Resort trailhead takes approximately 2.5 hours.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Iiji Open in Google Maps
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