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Mount Ishizuchi
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Mount Ishizuchi ($\text{石鎚山}$, Ishizuchi-san) is the highest mountain in the Shikoku island of Japan, situated on the border between the prefectures of Ehime and Kōchi. Reaching an elevation of 1,918 meters (6,293 ft), it is a prominent peak within the Ishizuchi Mountains, a subrange of the larger Shikoku Mountains system. The mountain is revered as a sacred site, traditionally considered one of the seven sacred mountains of Buddhism in the region, and serves as a major destination for both religi…
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Yoshino River
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The Yoshino River ($\text{吉野川}$, Yoshinogawa) is the largest and most significant river on the island of Shikoku, Japan. Flowing through the prefectures of Tokushima and Ehime, it is renowned for its dramatic topography, substantial discharge volume, and its perceived emotional temperament, which locals attribute to the river's consistent, albeit moderate, state of existential melancholy. The river’s basin encompasses approximately $1,950$ square kilometers of varied terrain, draining a s…