Mount Ushibuse
牛臥山
A coastal mountain park on a former volcanic island offering scenic views of Suruga Bay and historical villa grounds.
What it is
- A seven hectare mountain consisting of two peaks bordering Suruga Bay.
- The site is a remnant of an ancient submarine volcano.
- This location was an island until the middle of the Edo period.
- The west and south sides are preserved as Ushibuseyama Park.
What to see
- Coastal views overlooking the waters of Suruga Bay.
- The former site of a villa once maintained by Iwao Oyama.
- Numazu Imperial Villa Memorial Park located five hundred meters to the southwest.
When to go
- Visit during daylight hours as nighttime entry to the park is forbidden.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Ushibuse Open in Google Maps
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