Japan has 70% of the area is jungle, creating a country with extremely majestic mountain nature, let's find out some of the most famous mountains here!
Phu Si mountain
When it comes to Japan, the first thing that everyone will talk about is Mount Phu S. This mountain is considered a sacred symbol, it is present in all daily activities of the Japanese. Mount Fuji is located on the border between the Shizuoka and Yamanashi regions. The mountain is 3,776.24m high, the highest mountain in Japan. Covered with snow all year round, it is an ideal place that every visitor wants to visit once when they arrive in Japan.
Mount Daisen
This is considered a natural mountain in Japan, belonging to Tottori. This place is covered with snow from November to April. For comparison, this mountain will be rated as the second Mount Fuji, it is 1,729m high. The highest mountain in the Chugoku region. The mountain has long been considered a spiritual statue and a center of mountain worship. On the mountain, there is Daisenji Temple, surrounded by majestic, dense trees. From this temple, we can climb the mountain through the trail.
There are many high mountains here. The highest is Kengamine Peak (1729m). However, due to the impact of the earthquake, the mountain collapsed and is now closed and banned from climbing this mountain.
Mount Nipesotsu
A mountain formed from lava, belonging to the Nipesotsu-Maruyama volcanic group, is a volcano located in northern Japan. This place attracts a large number of tourists every year.
The Alps
The Alps located in Nagoya Prefecture, are the fusion of the three mountain ranges in Chubu, the Northern Alps (Mount Hida), the Central Alps (Kiso), and the Southern Alps (Mount Akaishi). In the Alps there are several high peaks. In particular, Hida is the only mountain range with active volcanoes.
Mount Kuju
Mount Kuju is part of Asokyu National Park, home to the highest peaks on the island of Kyushu. Here, it becomes ideal for autumn viewing, especially late October to mid-November, the peaks of the Kuju Mountains will be covered with snow from mid-December to March.
Mount Aso
An active volcano in Aso Prefecture in Kumamoto Prefecture. Asoodake is the central mountain, also considered the largest volcano in the world with a huge crater. In the summer, this place attracts a lot of visitors and has mountain climbing trips, however, this will have its own regulations because of the influence of the volcano.
