Mount Rishiri, located on Rishiri Island, is known as one of Japan's northernmost 100 famous mountains. It is also known as "Dake Rishiri," "Rishiri Fuji," and "Rishiri Volcano." The entire island is made up of mountains, and as it is an independent peak with an altitude of 1,721m, a magnificent panoramic view spreads out from the summit. It is also known as a treasure trove of alpine plants, and you can see many endemic species that can only be seen here.

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Mount Rausu, the highest peak of the volcano group on the Shiretoko Peninsula, with an elevation of 1,661m, is also known as "Shiretoko Fuji." In addition to being registered as one of the "100 Famous Mountains of Japan," it is also registered as one of the "100 Famous Flower Mountains" and "New 100 Famous Flower Mountains," and its rich natural environment attracts many climbers.

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A magnificent panoramic view unfolds from the summit of Mount Sharidake, which stands at 1,547m above sea level on the Shiretoko Peninsula. You can also see the famous sights of eastern Hokkaido, such as the Shiretoko Mountain Range, Kunashiri Island, Lake Mashu, Lake Kussharo, and the Notsuke Peninsula.

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Mount Akan is the general name for Mount Oakan and Mount Meakan, which stand on either side of Lake Akan. Generally, it refers to Mount Meakan, which is popular among climbers. Mount Meakan is an active volcano, and you can see the crater from near the summit. You can also see Lake Akan and Akan Fuji from the peak.

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Mount Daisetsu, known as the "Roof of Hokkaido," is a vast mountain range that includes the highest peak, Mount Asahidake. It is also popular for its rich alpine plants and autumn foliage. With easy access by ropeway, it is popular not only with climbers but also with many tourists.

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Located in the center of the Daisetsu Tokachi mountain range, this famous 2,141m-high peak is known as the "inner retreat of Daisetsu." As it is deep in the mountains, untouched nature remains, and the boulders and lakes scattered against the backdrop of the magnificent scenery are as beautiful as a garden. The area where the rocks are piled up is also a habitat for pikas.

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It is an active volcano with an elevation of 2,077m, and is the main peak of the Tokachidake mountain range, spanning the towns of Biei, Kamifurano, and Shintoku. In autumn, the Tokachidake Bougakudai Observatory is a popular spot for viewing the spectacular autumn leaves, and the Tokachidake Onsen area at the base of the mountain is also bustling with tourists.

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Mount Poroshiri, 2,052 meters above sea level, straddles the towns of Biratori and Niikappu and is the main peak of the Hidaka Mountains. It is said to be the most difficult mountain to climb among the 100 famous mountains, and is known as a mountain for advanced climbers. It is home to a lot of beautiful, untouched nature, including the Nanatsunuma Cirque, which was selected as one of the "100 Best Geological Features of Japan," and attracts climbers.

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Commonly known as "Mt. Yotei," this 1,898m high stratovolcano is located in the southern part of the Shiribeshi region. Its beautiful conical shape resembles that of Mt. Fuji, and it is also known as "Ezo Fuji." There are many springs in the surrounding foothills area, making it a popular area for tourists from both within and outside Hokkaido.

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