Bears near Akihasan Hongu Akiba Shrine Kamisha
Akihasan Hongu Akiba Shrine Kamisha is a prominent Shinto shrine located in Shizuoka Prefecture. It attracts visitors who come to worship and enjoy the scenic mountain environment.
17 sightings within 10 km in the past year
Most recent: Dec 23, 2025
Bears are present in this area. Take basic precautions when hiking — especially at dawn and dusk.
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Recent sightings within 10 km
- Dec 23, 20255.5 km away
- Dec 23, 20253.5 km away
- Dec 23, 20256.7 km away
- Dec 23, 20255.3 km away
- Dec 17, 20252.7 km away
- Dec 17, 20251.9 km away
- Nov 21, 20259.8 km away
- Nov 15, 20257.9 km away
Getting there
Get directions on Google Maps →When are bears most active?
Bears are most active in autumn (September–November) and late spring, and around dawn and dusk. Poor acorn years push bears closer to trails.
Sightings by month within 10 km (peak: Nov)
Based on 36 reported sightings within 10 km (all years).
Best seasons to visit
Each season has its own appeal. Bears live here year-round, so carry a bell and stay aware — especially in autumn.
Spring · Apr–May
Fresh green & blossoms
New foliage and comfortable weather — one of the easiest times to hike.
Summer · Jul–Aug
Cool valleys & forest
Shaded trails and streams offer relief from the heat. Bring sun protection and water.
Autumn · Oct–Nov
Autumn colors
The most scenic season, with brilliant fall foliage. Bears are also most active — carry a bell.
Winter · Dec–Feb
Clear, quiet views
Crisp air and long views; quiet trails (some routes close due to snow).
Hike safely
- • Make noise (a bear bell, talking) to avoid surprise encounters.
- • Don't hike alone; avoid dense brush and dawn/dusk if you can.
- • If you meet a bear: stay calm, don't run, back away slowly.
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日本語版: 秋葉山本宮秋葉神社上社周辺のクマ出没情報