Mount Niseikaushuppe
ニセイカウシュッペ山
A 1,883-meter volcano in Hokkaido's Northern Daisetsu range, offering views from the northernmost high peak in Japan.
What it is
- A 1,883-meter volcano selected as one of Japan's 300 Famous Mountains.
- The northernmost point in Japan at this elevation or higher.
- A peak in the Northern Daisetsu volcanic group with an Ainu name meaning mountain above a cliff.
- A summit cluster including the northernmost peak of Bunzo-dake.
What to see
- The main ridge of the Northern Daisetsu Mountains including Himana-yama.
- Gunkan-yama, a nearby rocky mountain also known as Anguirus.
- Ashinodai, a plateau-like area featuring small wetlands.
- Mount Kotengu which hosts a ski resort on its slopes.
- Sounkyo Onsen situated at the foot of Mount Choyo.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Niseikaushuppe Open in Google Maps
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