伊豆半島ジオパーク Izu Peninsula UNESCO Global Geopark

Eastern Izu

Omuroyama Volcano

  • Landform of Omuroyama Volcano scoria cone; view from the top of the mountain


    Omuroyama Volcano is one of the largest scoria cones in Japan. The steep sided mountain is shaped like an upturned rice bowl. Local people burned the vegetation growing on the mountain periodically. This tradition is around 700 years old, and it has helped maintain the beautiful shape of Omuroyama.

    The mountain is designated as a natural monument, it is prohibited to climb it on foot. Visitors can take a cable car to the summit and enjoy a great view of the Ito Area, Mt. Fuji and other mountain ranges, as well as the vast expanse of blue waters.

    Standing on the top of the mountain on a fine day, one can see the diverse pattern of landforms woven by volcanoes of the Izu Tobu Volcano Group and the magnificent sight of Jogasaki created by lava flowing out of Omuroyama Volcano.

Basic information

  • Kiosk
  • Toilets
  • Parking
  • Universal access
Travel information
 
Safety information
 
Access
You can reach the area by taking a bus from JR Ito Station bound for Izu Shaboten Park (Izu Cactus Park) (about 35 minutes).
Rest room
 
Kiosk & Rest houses
 
Parking information
Visitors by car can use the parking lot of the Omuroyama Lift.

Access map

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Izu Peninsula Geo Guide Association
Izu Kyuko Line
IZUHAKONE Railway
Tokai bus