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Category Archives: Lake Mashu
20th February: Hokkaido – Lake Mashu at Dawn
Lake Mashu is a caldera from a volcanic eruption 7,000 years ago and is over 200 metres deep. The cliffs surrounding the caldera are 300 to 400 metres high. The Ainu name for the lake, Kamuy-tou, means “Lake of the … Continue reading
Posted in Hokkaido, Japan, Lake Mashu
Tagged Hokkaido, Japan, Lake Mashu, Landscape, Nature, Panorama, Photography, Travel
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