Mount Tomisu
冨士山
A 319-meter peak known as Ozu Fuji featuring a mountain park famous for its tens of thousands of blooming azaleas.
What it is
- A mountain standing 319.8 meters tall in the center of the Ozu Basin
- Commonly referred to by the nickname Ozu Fuji due to its shape
- Home to a public park situated near the summit and a historic mountainside temple
What to see
- Approximately 63,000 azalea plants that cover the park grounds
- Double-flowered cherry trees planted across the mountain slopes
- Nyohoji Temple featuring a Buddha hall designated as a National Important Cultural Property
- Panoramic views overlooking the Hiji River from the ridge area
Getting there
- Visitors can reach the ridge area near the summit by car
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Tomisu Open in Google Maps
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