The easiest climb of Mt. Mihara
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- Distancia
- 7,2 km
- Desnivel positivo
- 221 m
- Dificultade técnica
- Fácil
- Desnivel negativo
- 221 m
- Altitud máxima
- 755 m
- TrailRank
- 30
- Altitud mínima
- 532 m
- Trail type
- Circular
- Tempo
- 2 horas 31 minutos
- Coordenadas
- 723
- Fecha de subida
- 14 de enero de 2018
- Fecha de realización
- diciembre 2017
preto de Ōshima, Tokyo (Japan)
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Descripción del itinerario
At the heart of Izu Oshima is the 758 meter tall Mount Mihara, an active volcano which is the source of several interesting sites and various hot springs on the island. We can climb Mt. Mihara from UTANO teahouse (rasutaurant). We can hike up the mountain and see the caldera up close easily.
Mount Mihara is a volcano that frequently erupts, most recently in 1990. A major eruption in 1986 saw spectacular explosions, with lava overflowing from the summit caldera onto the northwestern slopes of the mountain, resulting in an evacuation of more than ten thousand inhabitants.
We can get to Izu Oshima by high speed ferry.
Tokai Kisen runs high speed ferries (jetfoils) between Izu Oshima and Tokyo's Takeshiba Ferry Terminal (about two hours, around 7500 yen one way, one departure per day, more during peak seasons), with some ferries stopping at Kurihama or Tateyama (seasonally) en route. Takeshiba Ferry Terminal is located just beside Takeshiba Station on the Yurikamome Line. There are also high speed ferry connections between Oshima and Atami (one hour, about 5000 yen one way, one departure per day, more during peak seasons), with some ferries stopping at Ito en route.
On the 1st of January, in 2018.
Mount Mihara is a volcano that frequently erupts, most recently in 1990. A major eruption in 1986 saw spectacular explosions, with lava overflowing from the summit caldera onto the northwestern slopes of the mountain, resulting in an evacuation of more than ten thousand inhabitants.
We can get to Izu Oshima by high speed ferry.
Tokai Kisen runs high speed ferries (jetfoils) between Izu Oshima and Tokyo's Takeshiba Ferry Terminal (about two hours, around 7500 yen one way, one departure per day, more during peak seasons), with some ferries stopping at Kurihama or Tateyama (seasonally) en route. Takeshiba Ferry Terminal is located just beside Takeshiba Station on the Yurikamome Line. There are also high speed ferry connections between Oshima and Atami (one hour, about 5000 yen one way, one departure per day, more during peak seasons), with some ferries stopping at Ito en route.
On the 1st of January, in 2018.
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