Mount Hōei, Lateral volcano in Japan
Mount Hōei, located in Gotemba, Japan, is a renowned lateral volcano.
The volcano plays a significant role in Japanese culture and folklore.
Despite its historical eruption, today Mount Hōei is a popular hiking spot.
Mount Hōei's distinction lies in its formation, as it resulted from the most recent eruption of Mount Fuji.
Location: Gotemba
Inception: 1707
Elevation above the sea: 2,693 m
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