Mount Kōsha
高社山
A 1,351-meter stratovolcano known as Takai Fuji, offering seasonal skiing, waterfalls, and scenic orchards on the border of Nakano City.
What it is
- A stratovolcano standing 1,351 meters above sea level on the border of Nakano City.
- A peak also known as Takai Fuji formed between 300,000 and 200,000 years ago.
- One of the 100 Famous Mountains of Shinshu within the Kosha Volcanic range.
What to see
- Large rock formations including the notable Meoto Rock near the peak.
- Four different ski resorts located around the base of the mountain.
- Fudo Falls and Taru Falls situated near the foot of the slopes.
- Extensive orchards growing apples, grapes, and peaches in the surrounding area.
- Lava domes named Mitsugoyama and Meshimoriyama on the eastern foot.
When to go
- The mountain serves as a popular site for year-end climbing trips.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Kōsha Open in Google Maps
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