Mount Upepesanke
ウペペサンケ山
A 1,848-meter volcano in Daisetsuzan National Park offering a two-kilometer summit ridge and multiple climbing routes for hikers.
What it is
- A volcano in the southern Higashi-Daisetsu region of Hokkaido reaching 1,848 meters.
- Part of the Daisetsuzan National Park spanning the towns of Shikaoi and Kamishihoro.
- The name translates to bringing out meltwater in the Ainu language.
- A member of the Tokachi Eboshi volcanic group active during the Chibanian age.
What to see
- A summit ridge that extends two kilometers from east to west.
- The eastern peak known as Nukabira Fuji standing at 1,834.6 meters.
- A first-class triangulation point located on the Nukabira Fuji peak.
- Views of the nearby Mount Nipesotsu and Mount Ishikari.
- Three established climbing routes leading to the highest point.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Upepesanke Open in Google Maps
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