hiking in japan

With a camping ground, hiking trails, a farm and more, Aburayama has plenty of fun for visitors of all ages.

The Kuju Mountains will entertain day trippers and experienced hikers alike.

One of the attractions of Izu Peninsula is Mount Omuro, a dormant volcano that formed about 4,000 years ago that looks like an upside-down bowl.

Known as one of Japan’s 200 most famous mountains, Osuzu is home to many stunning waterfalls and valleys.

A hidden gem near the second biggest city in Shimane Prefecture

Visit Mount Sanbe in autumn for the best views, natural hot springs and a fun day outdoors.

Discover how nature, religion and history intertwine on Mount Daisen.

One of the most popular destinations for tourists and city natives alike, the peaks of Mount Rokko provide an inviting target for all trekkers.

Enjoy scenic views, outdoor adventures and gourmet delights, topped off with a relaxing soak in its famous hot springs.

Walk along trails in the heart of Hyogo Prefecture that are certified to be mentally and physically healing.

Find yourself on a tranquil hike or go full-on ninja in Mie Prefecture.