The geography of Japan is perfectly suited for stunning alpine climbs on the rugged slopes. Rock climb on the deeply iconic dormant volcano of Mount Fuji, the highest point in the entire country. The Hotaka mountains that stretch across three regions offer incredible rock climbing opportunities. Which ever area you choose to visit, you’ll have a rich collection of climbs available to you.
Currency
Yen
Country code
+81
Language
Japanese
Best time to visit
You can visit all year round
What's the weather like?
The north of the country receives a humid and continental climate, while the south experiences a subtropical and rainforest climate. And its coastal geography results in a high level of rainfall each year
Located in the far east, the island nation of Japan lies just off the coast of continental Asia. Comprised of approximately 6,852 islands, with most of the population residing on the four largest islands. Most of the terrain is rugged and carpeted in forest, with a liberal sprinkle of volcanoes scattered across the islands. This creates a wonderful natural playground for rock climbing, and is accessible for all types of climbers
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