Mt. Rishiri is located on Rishiri Island and is known as Japan's northernmost mountain. It is also called "Mt. Rishiri," "Rishiri Fuji," and "Rishiri Volcano. The island is entirely made up of mountains, and its 1,721-meter-high freestanding peak offers a panoramic view from the summit. It is also known as a treasure trove of alpine flora, with many endemic species that can only be seen here.

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Rausu, the highest peak of the volcano group on the Shiretoko Peninsula at 1,661 meters above sea level, is also known as "Shiretoko Mt. It is registered as one of the "One Hundred Famous Mountains of Japan," as well as one of the "One Hundred Famous Mountains of Flowers" and "One Hundred Famous Mountains of New Flowers," and its abundant nature attracts many climbers.

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The summit of the 1,547-meter-high Shari-dake Mountain, which rises above the Shiretoko Peninsula, offers a panoramic view. It offers a panoramic view of the Shiretoko mountain range, Kunashiri Island, Lake Mashu, Lake Kussharo, the Notsuke Peninsula, and other famous sights in the eastern Hokkaido area.

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Akan is the generic name for Mt. Male and Female Akan, which rise on the east and west sides of Lake Akan. Female Mt. Akan, which is popular among climbers, is generally referred to as Mt. Female Akan is an active volcano and its crater can be seen from near the summit. Lake Akan and Mt. Akanfuji can be seen from the summit.

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Daisetsuzan, known as the "roof of Hokkaido," is a vast mountain range that includes Asahidake, the highest peak in the mountain range. Daisetsuzan is also popular for its abundant alpine flora and autumn foliage. Because of its convenient access by ropeway, the mountain is popular not only among mountain climbers but also among many tourists.

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Located in the center of the Taisetsu/Tokachi mountain range, this famous 2,141-meter-high peak is known as "the backbone of Taisetsu. Because it is a mountain deep in the mountains, untouched nature has been preserved, and the giant rocks and lakes scattered against the magnificent scenery are as beautiful as if they were gardens. The area where the rocks are piled up is also a habitat for the naki-rabbit.

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Tokachidake is an active volcano that rises 2,077 meters above sea level and is the main peak of the Tokachidake mountain range, which straddles the towns of Biei, Kamifurano and Shintoku. In autumn, "Tokachidake Bodake-dai" is popular for its spectacular autumn foliage, and the Tokachidake Onsen Hot Spring Resort at the foot of the mountain is also crowded with tourists.

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At 2,052 meters above sea level, Horoshiri-dake, which straddles the towns of Hiratori and Shinkan, is the main peak of the Hidaka Mountains. It is said to be one of the most difficult of the 100 most famous mountains to climb, and is known as a mountain for advanced climbers. The mountain attracts climbers with its many beautiful unspoiled natural features, such as the Nanatsunuma Curl, selected as one of the 100 best geological features in Japan.

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Yotei is a 1,898-meter-high stratovolcano located in the southern part of the Goshi region. Its beautiful conical shape resembles Mt. There are many spring water spots in the surrounding area at the foot of the mountain, making it a popular area for tourists from inside and outside of Hokkaido.

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