Hokkaido-Komagatake1,131 m

About Hokkaido-Komagatake

Hokkaido-Komagatake is a 1,131 m mountain near the boundary of Mori Town, Shikabe Town and Nanae Town, Hokkaido. It lies within Onuma Quasi-National Park. The summit area is a crater floor about 2 km across, ringed by Kengamine, Sawaradake, Umanose and Sumidamori; Kengamine is the high point. In 1640 a collapse of the mountain was followed by a large eruption, three more large eruptions came by 1929, and smaller eruptions continued until 2000.

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

Mountain data

Elevation

1,131 m#94 of 156 by height

Elevation basis

Elevation pointGeospatial Information Authority of Japan, Elevations of Major Mountains in Japan (March 31, 2026)

Japanese name

北海道駒ヶ岳（ほっかいどうこまがたけ）

GSI name / other name

駒ヶ岳

Location

Mori Town, Shikabe Town, Nanae Town, Hokkaido

Area

Southern Hokkaido

Natural park

Onuma Quasi-National Park

Active volcano

Part of Hokkaido-Komagatake

100 Famous Japanese Mountains

None

Hokkaido Hyakumeizan

Both editions (No. 97 in 2003)

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

Themes that include Hokkaido-Komagatake

• Hokkaido 100 Mountains
• Active volcanoes
• Quasi-national parks