Jouyama
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Overview
A gigantic "volcanic root" that represents Izu
There is a magma passageway beneath a volcano, through which magma passes from deep underground.
When this magma passageway rises due to crustal movement and appears on the surface, it is called a "volcanic root."
Shiroyama, whose unique rocky mountain scenery catches the eye of visitors, is one of Izu's gigantic "volcanic roots."
Basic Information
| Name | Jouyama |
| Adress | 〒410-2325 Kamishima, Izunokuni City, Shizuoka Prefecture |
| HP | https://izugeopark.org/ |
| SNS | - |
| Opening Times | - |
| Closed Day | - |
| Contact | - |
| Fee | - |
| Remarks | If you want to see it…Izu Hakone Railway, about 15 minutes walk from Ohito Station, Kanogawa Memorial Park, etc. If you want to climb it…Izu Hakone Railway, about 20 minutes walk from Ohito Station, Shiroyama trailhead, about 60 minutes from the trailhead to the summit |
Traffic Information
- Parking
Several at the trailhead
Several cars at Kanogawa Memorial Park - Nearest Station
Ohito Station - Nearest Bus Stop
Ohito Station Bus Stop - Route
Shuzenji Station Bus Terminal, Bus Stop No. 2
Toda bound → Darumayama Kogen Resthouse bus stop
Approx. 27 mins (Adults ¥810)
Approx. 2 mins walk (180m) from Darumayama Kogen Resthouse bus stop - Remarks
