A mountain located at the base of the Oshima Peninsula in southwest Hokkaido. It is one of the Shiribeshi Volcanic Group and has an elevation of 1,898 meters. It is a conical volcano and is also known as Ezo Fuji. It is located on the border of Kutchan Town, Niseko Town, Makkari Village, Kimobetsu Town, and Kyogoku Town under the jurisdiction of the Shiribeshi General Bureau. The base is Neogene, and on top of that is pyroxene andesite and shiso pyroxene andesite. At the summit is an elliptical crater with a circumference of 2 kilometers. The mountain's body has been carved by radiating valleys, and collapses significantly in early spring. Lake Half Moon on the northwest foot is thought to be the remains of an explosion crater. Up to an altitude of 650 meters, the mountain is covered with oak and Erman's birch, up to 1050 meters it is covered with Yezo spruce and Todo fir, and above that it is covered with Pumila, where alpine plants such as Miyama trillium and cowberry can be seen. The change in vertical distribution of vegetation is clearly visible, and the mountain has been designated a national natural monument as the "Alpine Plant Zone of Mount Shiribeshi". There are three trailheads: Hirafu, Makkari, Rusan, and Kyogoku. From the summit, you can enjoy magnificent views of Lake Toya, Mount Usu, and Niseko Annupuri. Potatoes, asparagus, sugar beets, and other crops are produced at the foot of the mountain. [Hideyoshi Segawa] A beautiful cone-shaped volcano (1,898m above sea level) also known as Ezo Fuji. It is also called Meyama, as opposed to Mt. Shiribetsu to the east, which is called Oyama. It is part of Shikotsu-Toya National Park. The photo shows the view from near Niseko Town. Kutchan Town, Niseko Town, Makkari Village, Kimobetsu Town, and Kyogoku Town, Abuta County, Hokkaido © Rural Development Division, Shiribeshi Regional Development Bureau, Hokkaido "> Mount Yotei Source: Shogakukan Encyclopedia Nipponica About Encyclopedia Nipponica Information | Legend |
北海道南西部、渡島(おしま)半島の基部にある山。後志火山群(しりべしかざんぐん)の一つで、標高1898メートル。円錐(えんすい)状火山で蝦夷富士(えぞふじ)ともよばれる。後志総合振興局管内の倶知安町(くっちゃんちょう)、ニセコ町、真狩村(まっかりむら)、喜茂別町(きもべつちょう)、京極町の境界にある。基底は新第三系で、その上に輝石安山岩、紫蘇(しそ)輝石安山岩がのる。頂上には周囲2キロメートルの楕円(だえん)形の火口がある。山体は放射谷により刻まれ、春先には崩壊が著しい。北西麓(ろく)にある半月湖は爆裂火口跡とされる。標高650メートルまではナラ、ダケカンバなど、1050メートルまではエゾマツ、トドマツ、それ以上はハイマツで覆われ、ミヤマエンレイソウ、コケモモなどの高山植物がみられる。植生の垂直分布の変化がよくわかり、「後方羊蹄山の高山植物帯(しりべしやまのこうざんしょくぶつたい)」として国の天然記念物に指定されている。登山口は比羅夫(ひらふ)口、真狩口、留産(るさん)口、京極口がある。頂上からは洞爺(とうや)湖、有珠(うす)山、ニセコアンヌプリなどが眺められ雄大である。山麓ではジャガイモ、アスパラガス、サトウダイコンなどを産す。 [瀬川秀良] 蝦夷富士ともよばれる秀麗な円錐状火山(標高1898m)。東方の尻別岳を雄山というのに対し雌山ともいう。支笏洞爺国立公園の一部をなす。写真はニセコ町付近からの眺望。北海道虻田郡倶知安町・ニセコ町・真狩村・喜茂別町・京極町©北海道後志総合振興局農村振興課"> 羊蹄山 出典 小学館 日本大百科全書(ニッポニカ)日本大百科全書(ニッポニカ)について 情報 | 凡例 |
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