Liste von Bergen in Japan
Die Liste von Bergen in Japan enthält die 20 höchsten Gipfel Japans sowie weitere Berge einiger Präfekturen und Inseln.
Legende
- Rang: Rang, den der Gipfel unter den höchsten Bergen Japans einnimmt, ohne Nebengipfel
- Bild: Foto des Berges
- Gipfel: Bezeichnung in lateinischer Umschrift
- Japanisch: japanische Bezeichnung mit Kanji
- Höhe: Höhe des Berges in Metern
- Präfektur/Insel: Präfektur oder Insel in/auf der der Berg liegt
- Gebirge/Massiv: Gebirge oder Massiv, zu dem der Berg gehört
- Lage: Lagekoordinaten des Gipfels verlinkt auf externes Geo-Tool
Höchste Berge Japans
| Rang | Bild | Gipfel | Japanisch | Höhe in m | Präfektur / Insel | Gebirge / Massiv | Lage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | Fuji-san (Vulkan) | 富士山 | 3776 | Shizuoka Yamanashi | 35° 22′ N, 138° 44′ O | |
| 2 |  | Kita-dake | 北岳 | 3193 | Yamanashi | Akaishi-Gebirge | 35° 40′ N, 138° 14′ O |
| 3 |  | Hotaka-dake | 穂高岳 | 3190 | Gifu Nagano | Hida-Gebirge | 36° 17′ N, 137° 39′ O |
| 3 |  | Aino-dake | 間ノ岳 | 3190[1] | Shizuoka Yamanashi | Akaishi-Gebirge | 35° 39′ N, 138° 14′ O |
| 5 |  | Yarigatake | 槍ヶ岳 | 3180 | Gifu Nagano | Hida-Gebirge | 36° 21′ N, 137° 39′ O |
| 6 |  | Warusawa-dake | 悪沢岳 | 3141 | Shizuoka | Akaishi-Gebirge | 35° 30′ N, 138° 11′ O |
| 7 |  | Akaishi-dake | 赤石岳 | 3120 | Nagano Shizuoka | Akaishi-Gebirge | 35° 28′ N, 138° 9′ O |
| 8 |  | Ontake-san | 御嶽山 | 3067 | Gifu Nagano | Ontakesan-Gruppe | 35° 54′ N, 137° 29′ O |
| 9 |  | Shiomi-dake | 塩見岳 | 3047 | Nagano Yamanashi | Akaishi-Gebirge | 35° 34′ N, 138° 11′ O |
| 10 |  | Senjōgatake | 仙丈ヶ岳 | 3033 | Nagano Yamanashi | Akaishi-Gebirge | 35° 43′ N, 138° 11′ O |
| 11 |  | Norikura-dake | 乗鞍岳 | 3026 | Gifu Nagano | Hida-Gebirge | 36° 6′ N, 137° 33′ O |
| 12 |  | Tateyama | 立山 | 3015 | Toyama | Hida-Gebirge | 36° 35′ N, 137° 37′ O |
| 13 |  | Hijiri-dake | 聖岳 | 3013 | Nagano Shizuoka | Akaishi-Gebirge | 35° 25′ N, 138° 8′ O |
| 14 |  | Tsurugi-dake | 剱岳 | 2999 | Toyama | Hida-Gebirge | 36° 37′ N, 137° 37′ O |
| 15 |  | Kurodake | 黒岳 | 2986 | Toyama | Hida-Gebirge | 36° 26′ N, 137° 36′ O |
| 16 |  | Kaikomogadake | 甲斐駒ヶ岳 | 2967 | Nagano Yamanashi | Akaishi-Gebirge | 35° 45′ N, 138° 14′ O |
| 17 |  | Kisokomagatake | 木曽駒ヶ岳 | 2956 | Nagano | Kiso-Gebirge | 35° 47′ N, 137° 48′ O |
| 18 |  | Shirouma-dake | 白馬岳 | 2932 | Nagano Toyama | Hida-Gebirge | 36° 46′ N, 137° 46′ O |
| 19 |  | Yakushi-dake | 薬師岳 | 2926 | Toyama | Hida-Gebirge | 36° 28′ N, 137° 33′ O |
| 20 |  | Washiba-dake | 鷲羽岳 | 2924 | Toyama Nagano | Hida-Gebirge | 36° 26′ N, 137° 36′ O |
Weitere Berge
| Bild | Gipfel | Japanisch | Höhe in m | Präfektur / Insel | Gebirge / Massiv | Lage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Aka-dake | 赤岳 | 2899 | Nagano Yamanashi | Yatsugatake | |
 | Bessan | 別山 | 2880 | Toyama | Ryōhaku-Gebirge | |
 | Ryūō-dake | 龍王岳 | 2872 | Toyama | Ryōhaku-Gebirge | |
 | Akaushi-dake | 赤牛岳 | 2864 | Toyama | Ryōhaku-Gebirge | |
 | Harinoki-dake | 針ノ木岳 | 2821 | Toyama | Ryōhaku-Gebirge | |
 | Haku-san (Vulkan) | 白山 | 2702 | Gifu Ishikawa | Ryōhaku-Gebirge | |
 | Daisetsu-zan (Vulkan) | 大雪山 | 2291 | Hokkaidō | Ishikari-Bergland | |
 | Iwate-san | 岩手山 | 2041 | Iwate | Ōu-Gebirge | |
 | Gassan | 月山 | 1984 | Yamagata | Dewa-Gebirge | |
 | Ishizuchi-yama | 石鎚山 | 1982 | Shikoku Ehime | Shikoku-Bergland | |
 | Miyanoura-dake | 宮之浦岳 | 1935 | Kagoshima | Yaku-shima | |
 | Kujū-san | 九重山 | 1791 | Kyushu Ōita | Kujū-Vulkankette | |
 | Daisen | 大山 | 1729 | Tottori | Daisen-Massiv | |
 | Rausu-dake (Vulkan) | 羅臼岳 | 1660 | Hokkaidō | Shiretoko-Halbinsel | |
 | Iwaki-san (Vulkan) | 岩木山 | 1625 | Aomori | (Tsugaru-Ebene) | |
 | Aso-san (Vulkan) | 阿蘇山 | 1592 | Kyushu Kumamoto | ||
| Yudono-san (Vulkan) | 湯殿山 | 1500 | Yamagata | |||
 | Meakan-dake (Vulkan) | 雌阿寒岳 | 1499 | Hokkaidō | ||
 | Chasuyama | 茶臼山 | 1415 | Aichi Nagano | Okumikawa | |
 | Hokkaidō-Komagatake (Vulkan) | 北海道駒ヶ岳 | 1131 | Hokkaidō | ||
 | Rokkō-san | 六甲山 | 931 | Hyōgo | Rokkō-Massiv | |
 | Mitake-san | 御岳山 | 929 | Tokio | Okutama | |
 | Nosaka-dake | 野坂岳 | 914 | Fukui | Nosaka-Bergland | |
 | Osore-zan | 恐山 | 879 | Aomori | ||
 | Hiei-zan | 比叡山 | 848 | Shiga Kyoto | ||
 | Usu-zan (Vulkan) | 有珠山 | 731 | Hokkaidō | ||
 | Takao-san | 高尾山 | 599 | Tokio | Kantō-Bergland | |
 | Omoto-dake | 於茂登岳 | 526 | Ishigaki | 24° 26′ N, 124° 11′ O | |
 | Haguro-san (Vulkan) | 羽黒山 | 414 | Yamagata | Dewa-Gebirge |
Siehe auch
Weblinks
- Hyakumeizan (Memento vom 6. Februar 2012 im Internet Archive), Liste der 100 berühmtesten Berge Japans, zusammengestellt 1964 vom Bergsteiger Kyuya Fukada (englisch)
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ Fukada Kyuuya (深田久弥) "日本百名山" Asahi Shimbun Company (朝日新聞社) (07/1982), S. 300–303, japanisch, ISBN 4-02-260871-4
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Mount Tsurugi, Hut Ken and Hut Tsurugisawa seen from Bessan in Hida Mountains, Japan.
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Gassan ski area in Nishikawa, Yamagata Prefecture, Japan. This peak is not summit of Gassan.
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Mount Iwate and Kitakami River in Morioka in Iwate Prefecture, Japan.
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Mount Iwate and Kitakami River in Morioka in Iwate Prefecture, Japan.
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Mount Ontake from Mount Hachimori, in Nagano pref., Japan.
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The Nakadake Crater in the Aso Caldera, Japan
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