Mount Akandana
アカンダナ山
An active 2,109-meter volcano in the Hida Mountains known for its lava dome and proximity to Hirayu Onsen.
What it is
- An active volcano standing at 2,109 meters in the southern Hida Mountains.
- Part of the Yakedake volcanic group featuring a lava dome formed 12,000 years ago.
- Designated as an active volcano by the Japan Meteorological Agency in 2003.
- A mountain with no established hiking trails for visitors to follow.
What to see
- A third-class triangulation point located at the summit.
- Lava flows that originated from volcanic activity thousands of years ago.
- Hirayu Onsen located at the western foot of the mountain.
- Abo Pass where National Route 158 crosses the mountain saddle.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Akandana Open in Google Maps
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