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View of colorful tree leaves in color change season from usuzan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Panorama view of Showa Shinzan from Mount Usu or Usuzan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Usuzan Ropeway station with tourists in winter in Hokkaido, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scenic view from the summit of Mount Usu or Usuzan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Usuzan Ropeway pole with trees and fog in winter in Hokkaido, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Panorama view of Showa Shinzan from mountain Usuzan in Lake Toya, Hokkaido, Japan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Usuzan crater in autumn Royalty Free Stock Photo

Walk path to the summit of Mount Usu or Usuzan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Panorama view of Showa Shinzan from mountain Usuzan in Lake Toya Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beautiful winter view of Mountain Usuzan in Lake Toya Hokkaido Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mount Usu usuzan is a volcano which has erupted four times in the past 100 years. Its most recent eruption occurred in the year 2000. The Usuzan Ropeway brings you close to the volcano`s summit. The upper station`s observation deck offers panoramic views of Lake Toya and neighboring Showa Shinzan. From a second observation deck a short walk away, there are views of the ocean and Mount Usu`s largest crater, which was formed in an eruption in 1977.