Also known as “Ezo Fuji” due to its beautiful silhouette similar to Mt.
It is one of the 100 most famous mountains in Japan and is the symbol of Niseko.
The summit of the 1,898-meter-high volcano has a crater at its summit, from which the Sea of Japan and the Pacific Ocean can be viewed, and the 2.5-km circumference of the volcano can be visited by hikers.
The mountainside is rich in nature, with alpine directs, foxes, Ezo kuroten, Ezo squirrels, Ezo chipmunks, Ezo momongas, Ezo snow hares, and other mammals, and over 130 species of wild birds.