The Tallest Active Volcanoes in the World You Can Actually Climb | Condé Nast Traveler
"Japan’s tallest peak remains an active volcano and a bucket-list climb despite not erupting since 1707: open to the public from early July to early September, it draws thousands who ascend forest and rock to catch the sunrise (goraikō); the Yoshida Trail is the most popular route, a typical ascent takes five to eight hours, and mountain huts along the way offer overnight stops for those pacing the climb, which combines physical challenge with deep cultural significance." - Hana Al-Khodairi
