Niwasan (Screenshot of Japan’s Tohoku Broadcasting Television Station)
Overseas Network, July 4th According to reports from Japan’s Asahi Shimbun and Tohoku TV on the 4th, Mount Hiwa, only 3 meters above sea level and known as “the lowest mountain in Japan”, reopened to the public on the 3rd.
Hywa Mountain is located in Miyagino District, Sendai City, Japan, and is recognized as “the lowest mountain in Japan” by the Japanese Academy of Land Geography. Before the 3.11 earthquake in Japan, Rihe Mountain was 6 meters above sea level. Affected by the earthquake and tsunami, the mountain lost a large area, and the current altitude is only 3 meters.
On the day of the opening ceremony, about 100 people participated in the mountaineering activities. According to the participants, it only takes 6 steps to walk from the foot of the to the top of the mountain on average. (Wu Qian, Overseas Network)
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