Mount Tossho
突哨山
A conservation area spanning Asahikawa and Pippu featuring one of Japan's largest colonies of dogtooth violet flowers.
What it is
- A mountain conservation area spanning Asahikawa City and Pippu Town in Hokkaido.
- The name originates from the Ainu word for cliff.
- The land was purchased for nature conservation in 2000 by local municipalities.
- Otokoyama Nature Park is located at the southern end of the mountain.
What to see
- One of the largest dogtooth violet colonies in Japan.
- A monument marking the birthplace of the Hokkai Bon Uta song.
- Nature park area owned by the sake maker Otokoyama.
When to go
- Mid-April to early May for the flower viewing season.
Getting there
- The site is accessible via the Otokoyama Koen bus stop.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Tossho Open in Google Maps
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