One Hundred Mountains

On and around Japan's Hyakumeizan and other mountains

Thursday, August 28, 2025

Mountaineering in Japan (4): "beyond the power of human legs to climb"

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Continued: Walter Weston's guide to alpine activities in Japan during the 1930s. THE SOUTHERN JAPANESE ALPS: Of the Southern Japanese Al...
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Friday, August 15, 2025

Mountaineering in Japan (3): "the Zermatt of Japan"

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Continued: Walter Weston's guide to alpine activities in Japan during the 1930s. THE NORTHERN JAPANESE ALPS: This group may best be trea...

Mountaineering in Japan (2): "rocking to and fro"

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Continued: Walter Weston's guide to alpine activities in Japan during the 1930s. Flora : The flora of the Japanese Alpine regions is ric...
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Sunday, August 10, 2025

Mountaineering in Japan (1) : "to a height of 40,000 feet"

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Walter Weston's guide to alpine activities in Japan during the 1930s. The islands of Japan represent the crest of a vast mountain chain ...
Wednesday, July 30, 2025

The Fall of Language from 3,463 metres

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A perspective on Mizumura Minae’s provocative yet productive polemic. The Jungfraujoch lies almost three and a half kilometres above sea lev...
Monday, July 7, 2025

Reappraising the Abraham brothers (2)

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Continued : they took mountain photography to a new level - but was it Art? Their mentor's death did little to deter the Abraham brother...
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Reappraising the Abraham brothers (1)

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They took mountain photography to another level – but was it Art?  Back in March, I dropped into Jimbōchō, Tokyo’s used book district, on th...
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Project Hyakumeizan
A blog about mountains 'n stuff, inspired by Fukada Kyūya's Nihon Hyakumeizan (1964), the classic book about the One Hundred Mountains of Japan. Much of this blog is based on the English translation published in 2014.

Project Hyakumeizan is an aspirant meizanologist based in Europe.

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