Central HokkaidoHokkaido 100 MountainsActive volcano

Mount Fuppushi1,102 m

Chitose City ・ 風不死岳

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About Mount Fuppushi

Mount Fuppushi is a 1,102 m mountain in Chitose City, Hokkaido. It lies within Shikotsu-Toya National Park. A volcano about 3 km north-northwest of Mount Tarumae, born on the south shore of Lake Shikotsu about 26,000 years ago. It erupted about 8,500 and 4,500 years ago, and shows no fumes today. It is part of the active volcano the Japan Meteorological Agency calls Tarumaesan.

Sources: GSI, Elevations of Major Mountains in Japan, MLIT, National Land Numerical Information: Natural Park Areas, Japan Meteorological Agency, Tarumaesan (sources in Japanese)

Mountain data

Elevation basis
Triangulation pointGeospatial Information Authority of Japan, Elevations of Major Mountains in Japan (March 31, 2026)
Japanese name
風不死岳(ふっぷしだけ)
Location
Chitose City, Hokkaido
Natural park
Shikotsu-Toya National Park
Active volcano
Part of Tarumaesan
100 Famous Japanese Mountains
None
Hokkaido Hyakumeizan
Both editions (No. 76 in 2003)

The location lists the municipality of the summit and any others within 300 m of it (checked with the GSI reverse geocoder).

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