Mount Nasu 那須岳

It's located at the southern edge of the volcano belt. One of the the 100 Famous Japanese Mountainss of Akita Kuryu. In the main, I'm going to write about Seo-yeon and Seo-yeon.

Overview

Mount Nasu is located at the northernmost end of Tochigi. The author of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains, Harada Kun, writes in his book Mount Nasu, is "Mount Nasu" It's a active volcano representing the Kanto region, and it's pouring steam and volcanic gases from the oven's "Cook mill." On the west side of the summit of the tea-moon is an empty hell, which wants a crater. The national forest of the tea mill is designated as the "Cook's Forest of Conservative Education." The highest point at the altitude is three, 917 meters. It's two meters higher than the top of the main mountain. The tea mill and the three jagsangs are round at the top of the mountain, and their sharpness is only Mount Asahi. Also, tea mills and Mount Asahis are generally rocks at the top of the mountain, but the tributars also grow vegetation on the slopes where the top of the mountain is almost buried with dirt and crushed rocks.

Tochigi There's a rush. The summit is very wide, and the area near the crater has a sulfurous smell. There's hardly any green on the summit. Mount AsahiTochigi It has the most rugged mountain formation. The summit is narrow. The mountains have many rocks and quarries. There's hardly any green on the summit. You can also see shrubs and trees. The mountain peak is in fact a narrow one. We're at an altitude of 1,776 meters. I'm at 1,589 meters.

The history of volcanic activity

The host volcano population started working about 600,000 years ago, and the first one on the north side of the Tung-sung started to set off. In addition to the less fluid plywoodic lava, these volcanoes also released fluid basalt basalt lava and created a vast field of currents. The mountain of tea mills that are currently active has been active for 30,000 years, but this mountain has been gushing out only low-fluid rock, making it a rising lava dome. Post-historic eruptions tend to cause mud currents by explosions, while activities from 1408 to 1410 indicate that the tea mills formed lava domes, resulting in explosions caused by molten lava spills and more than 180 victims. Since then, they've been making a series of minor steam blasts and earthquakes. At present, the active volcanic activity of Mount Nasu causes a lot of hot springs to blow up around. There are places where animals approaching them with toxic volcanic gases die, whereas other creatures are famous for the rocks, parked around them, and parked in parking lots. However, it's forbidden to go around a dead stone in danger. In addition, the volcano has been selected by a volcanic alarm committee to be a volcano that requires the quality of surveillance and observation systems to prevent volcanic disaster.

Climbing

Every year, in May, there will be a close-up festival at Mt. Fuji or November.

The tea shop on the pass

The tea shop on the pass is a climber at Mount Nasu, the teahouse on the pass, the coffeehouse at the mountain, and the coffee shop at the mountain range. I'm going north on Tochigi Road 17 and I'm going to look up at the lower station of Sergera, and then I'm going up to the coffeehouse on the pass. The public car can't go any further than this. If you want to use the Tohoku bus's Tohoku Bassai train, you can get there in 20 minutes on foot from the bus stop at the foot of the mountain. The climbway to Mount Nasu, from the teahouse park on the pass, is the first road to a forested staircase and dirt and, in some places, the difference of rocks. The slope is not too steep, but the rock has its vital place of painting so you can climb it without trouble with beginners and children. However, since the path of the boulders continues, you need to walk carefully so that it does not fall. The north side of the mountain road is a steep valley, and across it you can see a sharp spiral of Mount Asahi.

The teahouse on the mountain

If you keep climbing from a tea shop on the pass, you will reach the top of the teahouse on the line of Mount Nasu.

Sir, ropeway

If you want to climb a tea mill, you can use your husband's ropeway to reach the top of the mountain in about four minutes and less than an hour. The ropeway becomes empty after the last hour, and it needs to be alert to weather events near the top of the mountain for bad weather, such as strong winds and lightning, when it's near, when the weather is bad before the end. There is a temperature difference of about ten degrees near flat ground and peak. A few tourists are light-dressed, some are stilts, others are sundials, others are sundials, and some are plagiars, but there are many boulders at their feet, and the new Gondola has been equipped with a wind control device since 2002. And at the top of the mountain station, they rent out their climbing shoes. In the case of my car, I'm in Tochigi Street, Volkno Highway, ZX100X Street, ZX100X Road, ZXCYCER, and on top of that, I'm going to get up to Sasai Station.

Takayama plant

Mount Nasu is a mountain that does not fill 2,000 meters, but it is cool and dehydrated, but it is rich in alpine vegetation because of the sunny sands. The ridge muscles have high pines, and the purple of the window attracts the eye in autumn. If you step down a little, you'll see a swarm of azumaschaknagues everywhere, and all kinds of pyres will bloom around the hot springs.

References

A map view service for the Japanese National Geographic Society. Department of Environment, Sunlight National Park. Department of Environment, Sunlight National Park. The Tochigi regional disaster plan. Mount Nasu. Let's ask a volcanologist about a nearby volcano: Seinrin Map, around Tochigi. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.