Pekunneushi Nupuri
ペクンネウシヌプリ
A remote 836-meter mountain in Hokkaido known for its Ainu name meaning black water and its challenging, trail-free wilderness terrain.
What it is
- A mountain standing 836.1 meters above sea level in Shibetsu Town, Hokkaido.
- The name Pekunneushi Nupuri translates to black water in the Ainu language.
- A peak situated on a ridge north of the Shiretoko Range.
- The site of a former black ore mine and a first-class triangulation point.
What to see
- A steep cliff face located on the western side of the mountain.
- A first-class triangulation point marking the summit.
- Rocky ridges along specific climbing routes.
- Dense natural vegetation requiring bushwalking to navigate.
Getting there
- Access the peak by following the Soukippukaomanai or Ikeshomanai rivers.
- Reach the summit by bushwalking as there are no established hiking trails.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Pekunneushi Nupuri Open in Google Maps
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