Mount Yake (Yake-Dake)

Towering at 2,455 meters, Mount Yake, known as Yake-Dake or "Burning Mountain," stands as a remarkable testament to nature's fiery temperament. Located in the Hida Mountains and straddling the border between Nagano and Gifu Prefectures, this active stratovolcano is a cherished gem among Japan's 100 Famous Mountains.

Its last significant eruption in 1962 left an indelible mark, creating the picturesque Taisho Pond, a tranquil yet poignant reminder of the mountain's dynamic past. Hiking Mount Yake offers a blend of adventure and breathtaking scenery.

Whether ascending from the scenic Kamikochi area or the Shinhotaka Onsen, the trails promise awe-inspiring views and encounters with fumaroles emitting volcanic gases. Despite its active status, Mount Yake remains accessible to both seasoned hikers and novices, offering multiple routes that vary in difficulty and length.

Are you ready to explore this captivating volcanic landscape? Plan your hike today and immerse yourself in Mount Yake's raw beauty and thrilling history.

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