Byōbu Dake

Mount Byobu rises to 1,825 meters, featuring diverse plant species across different elevation zones within the Zao mountain range of Japan.

The mountain received its first documented climbers in the late nineteenth century, marking the start of organized mountaineering activities in the region.

The mountain's name derives from traditional Japanese folding screens, reflecting its distinctive silhouette against the surrounding landscape.

Multiple marked trails lead to the summit, requiring proper hiking equipment and weather monitoring due to rapid changes in mountain conditions.

The mountain supports multiple ecological zones where alpine flora thrives, providing research opportunities for botanical studies throughout the seasons.

Location: Zao

Location: Shichikashuku

Elevation above the sea: 1,825 m

GPS coordinates: 38.09571,140.47617

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:05