- Basic Information
- Highlights and Attractions
- Access and Nearby Information
- Best Season to Visit
- Photo Gallery
- FAQ
- References
Basic Information
Name: Tomuraushi Mountain
Location: Biei Town and Shintoku Town, Hokkaido, Japan
Category: Mountain
Unique Features: Known for its stunning alpine scenery, diverse flora and fauna, and year-round outdoor activities, Tomuraushi Mountain stands as a majestic symbol of Hokkaido’s natural beauty.
Highlights and Attractions
Tomuraushi Mountain offers a range of attractions, including breathtaking panoramic views, vibrant wildflower displays during spring and summer, and exciting hiking trails. Its unique geological features and various wildlife make it a prime spot for nature lovers and photographers.
Access and Nearby Information
How to Get There: From Sapporo, take the JR train to Kamikawa, then a local bus to Shintoku Town. The mountain trailhead is accessible by a 20-minute taxi ride.
Parking Information: Parking is available at the trailhead. A fee of 500 yen is charged per vehicle, and it is advisable to arrive early during peak seasons.
Nearby Attractions: Visit the picturesque Biei Blue Pond, the rolling hills of Farm Tomita, and the hot springs in Shintoku.
Accommodations: Recommended options include local ryokans (traditional inns) and guesthouses in Biei and Shintoku.
Best Season to Visit
Recommended Time: The best months to visit are from late May to early October when the weather is mild and the wildflowers are in full bloom.
Climate: Summer temperatures range from 15°C to 25°C (59°F to 77°F), while autumn brings cooler temperatures and stunning fall foliage.
Tips: Dress in layers, bring sturdy hiking boots, and do not forget your camera to capture the stunning views!
Photo Gallery
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FAQ
What to Wear: Wear breathable clothing, durable footwear, and bring a light jacket as temperatures can drop in the evenings.
Rules and Etiquette: Respect nature by staying on designated trails and leaving no trace. Be mindful of wildlife and their habitats.
Safety Tips: Always inform someone of your hiking plans, carry a map or GPS device, and pack a first aid kit for emergencies.
References
1. Wikipedia – Tomuraushi Mountain
2. Japan’s 100 Famous Mountains – Tomuraushi
3. Shintoku Town Tourism Association – Climbing Activities
4. Shintoku Town – Mount Tomuraushi Information
5. Shintoku Town Tourism Association – Climbing Information
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