Mount Yosomi

Mount Yosomi rises 252 meters above sea level, displaying volcanic formations and natural landscapes characteristic of the Hokkaido region's geological features.

The volcano emerged in 1910 as part of the Mount Usu volcanic complex, adding to the geological transformation of Japan's northern volcanic belt.

Local residents maintain a connection to Mount Yosomi through seasonal hiking activities and nature observation programs that promote environmental education.

The mountain trails remain open throughout the year, with designated parking areas and clear signs guiding visitors from the nearby Toyako-onsen town.

Photographers gather at specific viewing points around Mount Yosomi to capture the interplay of steam vents against the mountain's silhouette at sunrise.

Location: Usu district

Inception: 1910

Elevation above the sea: 252 m

GPS coordinates: 42.56056,140.83583

Latest update: March 5, 2025 02:18