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  • Hiking Mt Kaimon (Kaimondake)
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    Hiking Mt Kaimon (Kaimondake)

    The fourth and final mountain in my Kyushu trip last year was Kaimondake (開聞岳, kaimon-dake) or Mt Kaimon, a mini Mt Fuji that sits right at the bottom of Kagoshima prefecture.

    22 Aug 2024
  • Hiking Mt Aso: Japan's largest active volcano
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    Hiking Mt Aso: Japan's largest active volcano

    Mt Aso (阿蘇山, aso-san) is the largest active volcano in Japan. Its most iconic feature is the Nakadake crater, which billows out clouds of white smoke.

    22 Aug 2024
  • Mt Kuju (久住山)
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    Mt Kuju (久住山)

    Following on from my hike at Mt Sobo, the second 100 Famous Mountain that I climbed in my Kyushu trip last November was Mt Kuju (久住山, kuju-san).

    3 Jun 2024
  • Mt Sobo (祖母山)
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    Mt Sobo (祖母山)

    Mt Sobo (祖母山, sobo-san) marked the first of four 100 Famous Mountains that I climbed in my solo Kyushu trip last November.

    27 May 2024
  • Mt Miyanoura and the Yakushima traverse: a 3-day hike to Kyushu's tallest mountain
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    Mt Miyanoura and the Yakushima traverse: a 3-day hike to Kyushu's tallest mountain

    In May of last year I did a 3-day traverse of Yakushima, passing by the southernmost of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains, Mt Miyanoura (宮之浦岳, Miyanoura-dake), as well as the famous Jomon Sugi, a

    23 May 2024