Everything about Japanese Alps totally explained
The
Japanese Alps is a series of
mountain ranges in
Japan that bisects the main island of
Honshū. The name was popularized by Reverend
Walter Weston (1861–1940), an
English missionary for whom a memorial plaque is located at
Kamikochi, a tourist destination known for its
alpine climate.
The Japanese Alps encompass the
Hida Mountains, the
Kiso Mountains and the
Akaishi Mountains. These towering ranges include several peaks exceeding 3,000 m in height, the tallest after
Mount Fuji. The highest are
Mount Hotaka at 3,190 m (10,466 ft) and
Mount Kita at 3,193 m (10,473 ft).
Mount Ontake in
Nagano Prefecture (3,067 m, 10,060 ft) is a destination for
pilgrimages as well as an active
volcano, having erupted most recently in
1979 and
1980.
Panoramic view
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