Overview
Mount Fuji in Akita City, Akita Prefecture, is a small local mountain also known by the nickname Myoden-fuji, taken from the local place name. At just 35 meters in elevation, it is one of Japan's tiniest hills to carry the proud name of Fuji and is fondly regarded by locals.
Highlights
- ●A Fuji of remarkably low 35-meter elevation
- ●The affectionate nickname Myoden-fuji from the local place name
- ●A homely local Fuji located in Akita City
- ●Easygoing scenery of a neighborhood hill
History
Long known by the nickname Myoden-fuji after the local district, this modest 35-meter rise has been cherished as a familiar community landmark. Despite its small stature, it wears the celebrated name of Fuji and remains a beloved neighborhood hill.
Access
The mountain is located in Akita City, Akita Prefecture. As it is a low, hill-like rise near the city, please check maps and official information for detailed access routes and trailheads.
Best season
Because it is low and easy to reach, the fresh greenery of spring and early summer or the clear air of autumn are pleasant times for a stroll. Visiting during the bright daytime hours is recommended for a relaxed view.
Map
39.7075, 140.1325 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Set off from central Akita City
- 2Enjoy an easy walk suited to a low hill
- 3Reflect on the origin of the Myoden-fuji name
- 4Take in the peaceful surroundings before heading back
Did you know?
💡 Standing only 35 meters tall, this is an unusual hill that still bears the name Fuji, and it is also called Myoden-fuji after the local place name.
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