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The representative mountain of Tomakomai, Mt. Tarumae.
It was formed by a moderate eruption in 1909, creating the lava dome that can be seen today.
This lava dome is designated as a natural monument by Hokkaido and is considered globally valuable for academic research.
As of October 18th, the volcanic alert level is at 1, allowing for climbing; however, for safety reasons, access to the lava dome is prohibited. Please enjoy the impressive aerial photos instead.
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