Mount Akanfuji, Volcanic peak in Akan National Park, Japan.

Mount Akanfuji is a 1,476 m active volcano in eastern Hokkaido, one of the eight small volcanoes that make up the Meakan-dake stratovolcano group. Its symmetrical cone earned it the name Akan-Fuji. The summit area lies on the border of Shiranuka and Ashoro, with the northeastern flank in Kushiro, and the mountain is part of Akan-Mashu National Park.

Mount Akanfuji is one of the eight small volcanoes that make up the Meakandake stratovolcano group in eastern Hokkaido. Its conical form, which earned it the name Akan-Fuji, rises to 1,476 m on the border of Shiranuka and Ashoro, with its northeastern flank in Kushiro. The summit area lies within Akan-Mashu National Park.

The name Akanfuji comes from its conical profile, compared to Mount Fuji; such local lookalikes are called hometown Fuji. The mountain stands within Akan-Mashu National Park, and its slopes belong to Ashoro, Shiranuka and Kushiro. The summit rises 1,476 m as one of the eight small volcanoes forming the Meakan volcanic group.

Mount Akanfuji stands 1,476 m high within the Akan-Mashu National Park, on the boundary of Shiranuka and Ashoro, with its northeastern flank in Kushiro. The summit is reached by trail from the Meakandake side; the upper slopes are open and exposed to wind. Check volcanic and weather conditions before setting out.

Mount Akanfuji is one of the eight small volcanoes that make up the Meakandake stratovolcano group, and its near-symmetrical cone earned it the name "Akan Fuji" by comparison with Mount Fuji. Its summit stands at 1,476 m, and the mountain area lies within Akan-Mashu National Park.