Mount Kujū 九重山

| Elevation | 1,791 m (5,876 ft) |
|---|---|
| Prominence | 1,791 m (5,876 ft) |
| Location | Oita, Japan |
| Region | Kyushu |
| Famous Mountains list | No. 95 of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains (Nihon Hyaku-meizan) |
| Coordinates | 33.08222° N, 131.24083° E |
Mount Kujū (the name given by the general geographical name of the mountains situated on the border between Oita and Kunichi City of Takeda.) The summit is also the highest in Kyushu. Generally speaking, when pointing to the volcano population and the whole area, we also use Long Island when pointing to the Mount of Fire and its main peak. In the National Geographic's volcano map, it's called "the mountain of the mountains." One of the the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains's has been counted, and the whole section is resuscitated by national parks.
Mount Kujū and Long Island
At the foot of the mountain, there were Mount Kujū (Symbok) and Mount Kujū (Sanjita). The two temples of the Kunashi Temple were opened on the lower side of the old Akita. In the 50,000th square of the National Geographic Museum, the name for the name "Mount Kujū" is "Z."
It's all over the place
There was a dispute over the unified name of the mountain, but by agreement with the former prefecture Kyushu and Kyushu, it was decided that Mount Suisho, Great Sea Mountain, Mount Shizuo, Mount Xinta and the mountains of Long Island in a way called "The Mountain." This means that in addition to this area, the name of the park will be "The National Park Backing." Also, the registration to the Ramsar Treaty of Sonzal Tadehara has become "The All-Water-Tade-Tede."
Geological designations
The weather service calls these mountains "Mount Kujū" and many of the researchers 's paper is included in it. In addition, there are no mountain formations of volcanic formations, formed from volcanic activity since the outbreak of the Miyagi Fire River.
The main mountain
There are ten volcanoes gathering in a range of 10 kilometers to the west and 10 kilometers to the north. It's at an altitude of 1,700 meters. In the west there are permanent mountain peaks, including Long Island mountains, lined up by large mountain peaks, with great ships and mountain ranges centered on the eastern side of the grasslands of Tulu. (England Mountain (1,787 m) - Nakanami Mountain (1,791mm) - The highest mountain in the state of Kyushu (1,774mmm) - The lava dome Mount (1,762mmm) - lava dome Three Mounts (1,745mm) - lava domes (1,735mm) - lava domes (1,435mm) - the lava domes - the lava domes There are two peaks, and one of the most densely populated mountains in the world.
A volcano activity
The Unicorn volcano is a volcano population based mainly on Akiyama Tsukiji's site, defined as above the mass of activity that was formed some 200,000 years ago. The activity of the lower part of the castle's fire dumps is below 300,000 to 600,000 years ago: wild volcanic eruptions; 400,000 to 1 million years ago; volcanic eruptions, 600,000 to 900 million years ago; mountain volcanoes, 800,000 to 800,000 to one million years ago. These volcanoes used to be included in the nine-dimensional volcano. There are three relatively large blasts at the beginning of the activity, but there are no signs of caldera forming. About 5.4 million years ago, there was a large eruption of fire, 7.2 DRE, which spewed out such things as the rice paddies and the 1st dropstone. Of the mountains we see now, the permanent mountain system, with its westernmost mountains, such as Kumoku Mountain, and Mount Fuji, has been active for 130,000 years. But the great eastern fleet system has started its eruption from 25,000 years ago. The zXQ124X, which is the easternmost of the Mount Suisho on the 9th Mount, was formed by an eruption some 1,600 years ago, and is the most recent of the events where the emissions exceed 1 DRE km. There are still areas in the mountains that are off limits to the exhilaration. By means of a volcanic eruption forecast, the volcano was selected as a volcano that requires the quality of the surveillance and observation system to prevent a volcano disaster. This area is in the earth's hot zone and near the hot springs there are eight-and-a-half-a-half-a-half-ninths and large power plants that use the hot energy of the volcano to generate earth's heat.
Highlands
The north and south of Mount Kujū are a gentle, vast, searing meadow and dairy farms. There are also a lot of tourist resorts using this feature. It's rich in hot springs. Kumokuhara - Mount Kujū subsidy.
- Plantation
Mizurishii, the song of "The Song of the Sons," painted red on the sides of the Great Mountains and Shizui during her first summer. Besides that, there are many other blooms in the mountains: sea turtles, tumults, tweezers, tweezers, pussies, caterpillars and lilyssies.
Mr. Yamaguchi
As soon as you link Akira to Seoshima, the beggar's bus stop along the highway: From the beggar field, situated north of Mount Kujū, there are mountain trails to the Great Mountains, the Longing Mountain, and from the westernmost meadow pass to the Longing Mountain.
Hot springs
The geyser springs in Mount Kujū, are located at an altitude of 13,303 meters, and traffic is only on foot. On the side of the Mount Kujū, on the side of the broad highway, are houses such as cold hell and stars and hot springs, and they are called "Fly Mountain Hot Springs." A little farther away, a hot spring is famous for "heat hot water," but a fine host of accommodations stand in line.
Text adapted from the Japanese Wikipedia article 九重山, whose full text was translated into English for this guide by its contributors, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. Elevation and location facts cross-checked with Wikidata (CC0) and the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains list (Japanese Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0).