The Ghost of Yōtei is a mystical figure in Japanese folklore, associated with Mount Yōtei in Hokkaido, also known as the “Fuji of the North” for its resemblance to Mount Fuji. According to legend, this spirit haunts the mountain, often depicted as a restless ghost or a protective guardian. Some say the spirit appears in mist or fog, while others recount sightings of a ghostly figure watching over the landscape. The Ghost of Yōtei embodies Japan’s deep respect for nature, linking spiritual elements with the dramatic, beautiful terrain of Hokkaido’s volcanic mountains and forests.