Mount Tokushunbetsu

Mount Tokushunbetsu is a mountain summit in Date in northern Hokkaido, Japan. The peak rises to about 1,309 meters with steep slopes covered by dense forests and natural trails that wind through the vegetation.

The mountain has served as a natural landmark for local communities in Hokkaido since ancient times. Its presence shaped the development and settlement of the Date area.

The mountain holds spiritual importance for the Ainu people, who have long recognized it as a sacred site in their traditions. You can sense this cultural connection through the respectful way local communities care for the landscape.

Designated parking areas near the trailhead provide starting points for hiking routes suitable for different experience levels. The trails are clearly marked to help visitors choose the right path for their abilities.

On clear days, the summit offers a rare view of both the Pacific Ocean and the surrounding mountain ranges in a single panorama. This spectacular vista is often overlooked and makes the climb especially rewarding.

Location: Date

Elevation above the sea: 1,309 m

GPS coordinates: 42.63422,141.13127

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:21