Hiking Mt. Usu
Mt. Usu , also Uzusan ( 有珠山 ), is an active stratovolcano. It is located on the southern side of Lake Toya and is under the jurisdiction of the towns of Sobetsu and Toyako, and the city of Date in Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan . Mt. Usu / Uzusan Mt. Usu details Mt. Usu is one of the most well-known features in the area, standing at an elevation of 732 meters (2,402 feet). Mt. Usu / Usuzan crater - Sobetsu and Toyako Mt. Usu has a long history of eruptions dating back to the 17th century, with its most recent eruption occurring in 2000. This eruption caused extensive damage to nearby buildings and roads, but there were no casualties. Mt. Usu is closely monitored by scientists and experts to prevent any potential hazards. Mt. Usu Observatory Mt. Usu Outer Rim Mountain Trail One of the views from Mt. Usu Observatory Mt. Usu is a popular destination for hikers and tourists who come to enjoy the scenic beauty of the surrounding area. The Mt. Usu Ropeway takes visitors near the summit