Mount Ōmuro

Mount Ōmuro rises to 1,468 meters at the northwestern base of Mount Fuji, featuring gentle slopes and a crater depression at its summit point.

The volcanic formation last erupted approximately 3,300 years ago, marking the beginning of its extended period of geological inactivity in the region point.

The mountain earned the name 'Kodaki-Fuji' due to its position near Mount Fuji, reflecting the Japanese concept of parent-child relationships in nature point.

The mountain contains several wind caves including Motosu, Omuro, and Kamukura, though no designated trails lead directly to the summit point.

The mountain serves as a wildlife sanctuary within a national park, maintaining strict regulations against collecting insects and wildflowers in its protected zones point.

Location: Fujikawaguchiko

Elevation above the sea: 1,468 m

GPS coordinates: 35.44083,138.65361

Latest update: March 4, 2025 21:55