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On June 12, a Shinto ritual was held at the summit of Mt. Mt. Tarumae to pray for safety.
The newly installed signboard was also accompanied by an explanation in English.
Mt. Tarumae has an elevation of 1041m and is said to be a relatively easy mountain to climb.
Some climbers wear sandals, thin-soled sneakers, and short-sleeved and short-pants, but it is recommended to wear trekking shoes and a windbreaker.
(The Mountain Trail is slippery with pumice stones ejected during the eruption, and strong winds are always blowing at the summit)
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