Mount Koizumi
小泉岳
A 2,158-meter peak in Hokkaido's Daisetsuzan range famous for its rare permafrost and diverse alpine plant life.
What it is
- A 2,158-meter peak located in Kamikawa Town within the Hokkaido 100 Mountains.
- Named after the pioneer Hideo Koizumi who explored the region.
- A high-altitude environment featuring rare permafrost at the summit.
- Situated as a key point between Mount Aka and Mount Hakuun.
What to see
- A wide variety of diverse alpine flora growing across the mountain slopes.
- Panoramic views of the surrounding peaks from the summit south of Mount Aka junction.
- Unique geological conditions including permafrost layers near the highest point.
Getting there
- The main climbing route begins from Ginsendai on Prefectural Road 1162.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Koizumi Open in Google Maps
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