Mount Bokoi-fuji

Mount Bokoi-fuji rises 141 meters above sea level, presenting a distinct silhouette against the coastal landscape of Muroran on the island of Hokkaido.

The mountain stands as a witness to Muroran's transformation from a small fishing village into an industrial center during Japan's rapid modernization period.

Local residents gather annually at Mount Bokoi-fuji for traditional ceremonies that connect the mountain's natural elements with Japanese spiritual practices.

Hiking trails to the summit remain open throughout the year, with the spring and autumn months offering the most favorable conditions for outdoor activities.

The mountain's name, Bokoi-fuji, translates to 'Mother Love Fuji' in Japanese, reflecting its position as a smaller version of the national symbol Mount Fuji.

Location: Muroran

Elevation above the sea: 141 m

GPS coordinates: 42.31507,140.99773

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:58