Mount Ishizuchi
Mount Ishizuchi is the tallest mountain on Shikoku. The name means Stone Hammer, a suitably awe-inspiring moniker for one of Japan's 7 Holy Mountains. Most pilgrims only make it to the shrine at the foot of Ishizuchi, but if pulling yourself up the side of a mountain on iron chains sounds like a good time, the climb to the summit is for you.
- Peak rising to 1,982 metres (6,503 feet)
- Description: mountain in Shikoku, Japan
- Also known as“Ishizuchi-san”“Ishizuchi-zan”“Mt. Ishizuchi”
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Mount Ishizuchi
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Latitude
33.7678° or 33° 46′ 4″ north
Longitude
133.1151° or 133° 6′ 54″ east
Open location code
8Q5MQ498+42
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OpenStreetMap feature
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Satellite Map
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In Other Languages
From Basque to Western Panjabi—“Mount Ishizuchi” goes by many names.
Ishizuchi mendiaBasque
အိရှိဇုချိတောင်Burmese
mont IshizuchiCatalan
Ishizuchi-sanCebuano
石鎚山Chinese
石锤山Chinese
IšizučiCzech
IšizučijamaCzech
Ishizuchi-sanDutch
Mount IshizuchiDutch
جبل مونت ايشيزوكىEgyptian Arabic
IshizuchiEstonian
IshizuchiFinnish
ისიძუტიGeorgian
Gunung IshizuchiIndonesian
Monte IshizuchiItalian
Ishizuchi-sanJapanese
いしづちさんJapanese
石土山Japanese
石槌山Japanese
石鈇山Japanese
石鉄山Japanese
石鎚山Japanese
Mont IshizuchiLadin
کوه ایشیزوچیPersian
ИсидзутиRussian
IshizuchiSlovenian
IšicučiSlovenian
Ishizuchi DağıTurkish
ٹلہ اشیزوچیWestern Panjabi
Localities in the Area
Explore places such as Nishinokawa and Komatsucho-Ishizuchi.
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