Shōji Lake
Shōji Lake Shōji-ko |
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Aerial photograph of Lake Shōji (1975) | ||
Geographical location | Fuji Hakone Izu National Park , Yamanashi Prefecture , Japan | |
Tributaries | underground from Motosu Lake | |
Drain | underground to the Saiko | |
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Coordinates | 35 ° 29 '22 " N , 138 ° 36' 31" E | |
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Altitude above sea level | 900 m TP | |
surface | 51 ha | |
Maximum depth | 15.2 m |
The Shōji Lake ( Japanese 精進 湖 , Shōji-ko , dt. "Fastensee"), also Shōjiko , is a natural maar lake of volcanic origin near the northern flank of Mount Fuji in Yamanashi Prefecture in Japan . It belongs to the Five Fuji Lakes and is located in the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park . It is located at a height of approx. 900 m , its area is approx. 0.51 km² and at its deepest point it reaches approx. 15.20 m. It is under special protection of nature and monuments , but fishing and canoeing are allowed. The village of Fujikawaguchiko and the well-known Aokigahara forest are located near the lake .
literature
- Piotr Migon: Geomorphological Landscapes of the World . Springer Science & Business Media, 2010, ISBN 9048130557 , page 308.
- Kuniyasu Mokudai, Mahito Watanabe and others a .: Natural Heritage of Japan: Geological, Geomorphological, and Ecological Aspects. Springer International Publishing, Cham 2017, ISBN 3319618962 , page 170.
Web links
- Yamanashi Kankou: Lake Shojiko . Internet article on yamanashi-kankou.jp (English); last accessed on December 22, 2017