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Mount Arashima 荒島岳
| Elevation | 1,523 m (4,997 ft) |
|---|---|
| Location | Fukui, Japan |
| Region | Chubu |
| Famous Mountains list | No. 88 of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains (Nihon Hyaku-meizan) |
| Coordinates | 35.93417° N, 136.60139° E |
Mount Arashima ( only) is an altitude of 1,523m at Fukui Field City. It's a mountain of independence that lies southeast of Ono City. What's your name? There are two theories about the formation of clear mountains, as well as Mount Haku, and of the theory that the foundation has opened up to produce the Holy Synagogue. On the top of the mountain is the Prolonged Oshima shrine, which has been made a mountain of faith. The mountain range is designated in the far-off high prefecture natural park area.
The volcano terrain
About 20 million years ago, when the Japanese islands separated from the Asian continent, there was a giant volcano in the position of Mount Arashima. The caldera volcano was consumed over a long period of time. (The debris called Coldron) is Mount Arashima. On the south side of the Kyushu River, Shijishima River is a deep valley with the largest waterfall at Fukui, 60 meters.
It comes from the mountain name
It is the first time I've seen a mountain name described as "Iseshima" in the long-distance ceremony that was compiled in the 905 years of the Peace Age. Also, the Prolonged Divine Book of the Year of the Extremity (1997) contains a list of the Harushima shrines in the Pre-Nazi county subsidiary. There is also a list of "The Mountain" in the pre-governation book, and at this time there is no valid theory to explain the origin of the mountain name.
Climbing
Since the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains is selected, many climbers come from outside Fukui. There are mountain roads from each side, and mountain roads from Fujita are often used. In the early spring, you can see flowers like Iwai, katami, and shanjis on the mountain road. The "bulling Festival" at the opening of a mountain of Mount Arashima is held on Sunday, early May of the year. From the top of the mountain, on the south slope, you can see a small-scale flower garden. The climb to Mount Arashima has four courses set. The course. I'm in the middle of something. The course. I'll see you soon.
The surrounding mountains
On the north side are the mountains of both Mount Haku. To the south comes the mountains of the cedars, such as Mount Haku.
The river from the source stream
It's located in the main stream of the tributary of the Hakoku River system that flows into the Sea of Japan. To the north is the Hakoku River, and to the west is the Shinichi River. To the south of the summit, there's a falls of "The Great Spoon" about three and a half miles. There's a river dam 5 7 km southwest of the summit. There's a nine-head dam nine kilometers southeast of the summit.
Text adapted from the Japanese Wikipedia article 荒島岳, 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).