Mount Sukai
皇海山
A 2,144-meter ancient stratovolcano on the 100 Famous Mountains list, offering a challenging hike through the Ashio Mountains.
What it is
- The main peak of the Ashio Mountains standing at 2,144 meters elevation.
- An ancient stratovolcano listed as one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains.
- A high-difficulty peak bordering Nikko City and Numata City.
- A mountain formerly known as Mount Kogai adjacent to Mount Koshin.
What to see
- The summit offering views from the highest point in the Ashio range.
- The Koshin Mountain Hut located near the neighboring Koshin summit.
- A hot spring facility available for hikers at the Ginzandaira trailhead.
Getting there
- Traditional climbing routes begin from Ginzandaira in Tochigi Prefecture.
- Access via the Kuriharagawa Forest Road has been closed since 2019.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Sukai Open in Google Maps
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