Japanese Ultras

The 21 summits of Japan with at least 1,500 metres of topographic prominence, from Fuji down.

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Highest peak Mount Fuji 3,776m

radio_button_unchecked Mount Fuji 1 3,776m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Kita 2 3,193m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Okuhotaka 3 3,190m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Ontake 4 3,067m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Komagatake 5 2,956m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Aka 6 2,899m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Haku 7 2,702m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Nikko-Shirane 8 2,578m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Hiuchi 9 2,462m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Asahi-dake 10 2,291m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Chōkai 11 2,236m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Iide 12 2,105m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Iwate 13 2,038m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Ishizuchi 14 1,982m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Tsurugi 15 1,955m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Miyanoura 16 1,936m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Hakkyō 17 1,915m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Yotei 18 1,898m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Kuju 19 1,787m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Mount Rishiri 20 1,721m chevron_right
radio_button_unchecked Daisen 21 1,670m chevron_right

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