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Mountains, particularly the area around the Hakkōda Ropeway, Sukayu Onsen, and Mount Ōdake, are a popular destination for skiers and snowboarders from around the world. The mountains offer an extensive area for backcountry winter and early spring recreation, with dry, powdery snow similar
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known locally as Aomori todomatsu. During the winter these fir trees get blasted with snow, sculpting the precipitation onto the trees resulting in the phenomenon known as "snow monsters". In the higher alpine zone in elevations above 1,400 meters (4,600 ft), the stands of fir thin out and are
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would be the most heavily impacted populated area during a large eruption, with many areas struck by over a meter of debris. An eruption from Mount Ōdake could also produce pyroclastic flows that could travel up to 3.7 kilometers (2.3 mi) and expel lava up to 3.0 kilometers (1.9 mi) from
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6,409.7 hectares (15,839 acres) of the land area within the Hakkōda
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the volcano. Due to volcanic deformation, the summit of Mount Takada-Ōdake shifted 115 meters (377 ft) to the west and increased in elevation by 7 meters (23 ft), shifting its summit from the border of Aomori and Towada to being entirely in the city of Towada. As of May 2020, intense
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2354:[Maybe you can fly to the world!? "Hakkōda Mountains Badge" by Shikō Munakata.] (in Japanese). Aomori Prefectural Government. 15 November 2007.
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artist, designed a badge for the climbers of Hakkōda in 1954. A 6,409.7-hectare (15,839-acre) portion of the mountains' forests was designated as a
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2328:[Hakkoda Oirase Colors of the four seasons] (in Japanese).
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forests. In the lower alpine zone the mountains contain stands of
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2757:(in Japanese). Tohoku Regional Forest Office. 2021.
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2094:[History of Sukayu Onsen] (in Japanese).
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2062:"第5回 噴火が文化？ 再び十和田の巨大噴火と円筒土器文化"
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2270:"Welcome to Hakkoda Ropeway!"
2240:"これが「ロイヤルルート」 徳仁天皇が歩いた道で山登り！"
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2352:"世界に羽ばたくかも！？棟方志功の「八甲田山バッジ」。"
2031:"Kita Hakkoda Volcano Group"
1970:[Eruption history].
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1936:"火山ガスか、タケノコ採りの中２女子死亡…青森"
1672:"市民の声 八甲田山という呼び名をやめませんか"
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1753:"北八甲田・高田大岳 標高1559メートルに"
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813:Includes Mount Kamidake
420:that dates back to the
25:Mt. Hakkoda (2014 film)
2655:. Stone Bridge Press.
2009:Aomori City Government
1403:forest green tree frog
1348:
1331:of mountain climbing.
1318:Imperial Japanese Army
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1051:Northeastern Japan Arc
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1010:Kenashi Wetlands (毛無岱)
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147:40.65889°N 140.87722°E
2934:at Wikimedia Commons
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2694:The Tō-Ō Nippō Press
1758:The Tō-Ō Nippō Press
1391:Narthecium asiaticum
1188:In 1684, during the
1153:Aoimori Railway Line
1133:volcanic crater lake
1007:Sennin Wetland (仙人岱)
964:Mount Sakasagawadake
945:Mount Minamizawadake
402:Pacific Ring of Fire
3216:Mt. Kusatsu-Shirane
1821:on 19 December 2012
1791:on 10 February 2013
1586:topographic-map.com
1582:"Aomori Prefecture"
1162:National Routes 103
1094:vulcanian eruptions
713:Mount Tamoyachidake
450:second highest peak
400:, a segment of the
152:40.65889; 140.87722
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3583:Mt. Kujū (Kokonoe)
2649:(September 2007).
2617:"雪崩 県内は大丈夫なの？ ／青森"
2584:"Feature: Hakkoda"
2407:"Hakkoda Ski Area"
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850:Mount Norikuradake
770:Mount Ishikuradake
618:Mount Takada-Ōdake
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85:Highest point
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3640:Media related to
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3340:Mt. Kuro (Suishō)
3040:Jōshinetsu region
2932:Hakkōda Mountains
2930:Media related to
2497:"Jogakura Bridge"
2441:Journeys in Japan
2152:Tohoku University
1811:"HAKKODA Caldera"
1386:evergreen azaleas
1201:National Park Law
1197:Tohoku University
1053:that consists of
1038:
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926:Mount Akakuradake
656:Mount Akakuradake
536:or simply Hakkōda
454:Aomori Prefecture
346:Aomori Prefecture
344:in south-central
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3305:Mt. Shirouma
3286:Chūbu region
3261:Mt. Mizugaki
3246:Mt. Kumotori
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3425:Mt. Kaikoma
3345:Mt. Washiba
3330:Mt. Yakushi
3320:Mt. Tsurugi
3251:Mt. Kobushi
3241:Mt. Ryōkami
3236:Mt. Tanzawa
3231:Mt. Tsukuba
3221:Mt. Azumaya
3103:Mt. Adatara
3058:Hachimantai
3016:Mt. Tokachi
2986:Mt. Rishiri
2751:"白神八甲田緑の回廊"
2705:22 February
2647:Nitta, Jirō
2300:"十和田 八甲田連峰"
2208:"計画変更などの経緯"
1496:(2014 film)
1494:Mt. Hakkoda
1488:(1977 film)
1361:Maries' fir
1232:aerial lift
1204: [
1176:During the
1126:deformation
1063:pyroclastic
869:Koma Summit
599:Mount Ōdake
531:Hakkōda-san
499:Lake Towada
446:Mount Iwaki
422:Pleistocene
366:Hakkōda-san
168:Native name
150: /
138:140°52′38″E
125:Coordinates
93:Mount Ōdake
3658:Categories
3603:Mt. Kaimon
3491:Mt. Ontake
3470:Mt. Tekari
3465:Mt. Hijiri
3450:Mt. Shiomi
3400:Mt. Utsugi
3355:Mt. Hotaka
3206:Mt. Hotaka
3186:Mt. Nantai
3158:Hiuchiyama
3108:Mt. Bandai
3078:Mt. Gassan
3073:Mt. Chokai
2850:27 October
2840:"八甲田山系の植生"
2794:28 October
2631:28 October
2598:28 October
2588:Snow Japan
2553:"トレッキング情報"
2537:28 October
2511:24 October
2481:24 October
2362:28 October
2254:29 October
2092:"酸ヶ湯温泉の歴史"
1917:29 October
1734:22 January
1596:28 October
1512:References
1417:, and the
1190:Edo period
1055:lava flows
840:Shimo-dake
410:lava domes
371:or simply
272:Island arc
222:Prefecture
135:40°39′32″N
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3553:Mt. Ibuki
3430:Mt. Senjō
3360:Mt. Jōnen
3310:Mt. Goryu
3276:Mt. Amagi
3256:Mt. Kinpu
3226:Mt. Asama
3211:Mt. Akagi
3201:Mt. Sukai
3153:Mt. Myōkō
3148:Mt. Naeba
3098:Mt. Azuma
3083:Mt. Asahi
3063:Mt. Iwate
3048:Mt. Iwaki
3026:Mt. Yōtei
2996:Mt. Shari
2991:Mt. Rausu
1785:"八甲田山湿原群"
1252:in 1989.
1195:In 1929,
918:Yoko-dake
824:Kami-dake
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762:Hina-dake
564:) 'field'
209:Geography
99:Elevation
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3523:Mt. Haku
3486:Mt. Fuji
3445:Mt. Aino
3440:Mt. Kita
3370:Mt. Yake
3365:Mt. Kasa
3350:Mt. Yari
3325:Mt. Tate
3271:Mt. Fuji
3196:Mt. Nasu
3093:Mt. Iide
3001:Mt. Akan
2978:Hokkaidō
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2768:29 April
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1698:"6 八甲田山"
1650:Archived
1590:Archived
1588:. 2020.
1560:Archived
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1425:See also
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1090:phreatic
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743:Mae-dake
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515:Hokkaido
511:Hakodate
501:and the
470:moorland
297:Climbing
282:Volcanic
198:Japanese
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3435:Mt. Hōō
3405:Mt. Ena
3088:Mt. Zaō
3053:Hakkōda
2814:APTINET
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1968:"噴火活動史"
1769:25 June
1724:"地理院地図"
1708:23 June
1566:23 June
1339:Ecology
1327:in the
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1083:caldera
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262:Geology
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1907:"八甲田山"
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253:Biome
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874:駒ヶ峯
855:乗鞍岳
799:櫛ヶ峯
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