Mt. Osuzu

Mount Osuzu rises to 1,405 meters above sea level within Osuzu Prefectural Natural Park, featuring dense forests and multiple hiking trails throughout its slopes.

The mountain formed through volcanic activity approximately 15.1 million years ago as part of the Osuzuyama volcano-plutonic complex, shaping the current geological landscape.

Local communities near Mount Osuzu maintain traditional practices of mountain worship while organizing seasonal festivals that celebrate the natural environment.

Hikers can access the mountain through designated trails, with the main route starting from the park entrance and leading directly to the observation point.

The summit provides views across three different prefectures of Kyushu island, ranking as the 44th most prominent peak among 10,903 mountains in Japan.

Location: Tsuno

Location: Kijō

Elevation above the sea: 1,405.2 m

GPS coordinates: 32.29932,131.42655

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:11