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    <anon>Hyakumeizan</anon>
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  <description>[:contents] Tsukuba-san (筑波山, 877 m) is the lowest mountain in the Hyakumeizan, and one of the most celebrated in Japanese literary history. Its twin peaks — Nantai (男体山, 871 m) and Nyotai (女体山, 877 m) — rise from the Kanto Plain northeast of Tokyo, and the proverb &quot;Fuji in the west, Tsukuba in the …</description>
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  <published>2026-05-08 23:51:23</published>
  <title>Tsukuba-san Hiking Guide: Japan's Lowest Hyakumeizan, the &quot;Purple Peak&quot; of Kanto (2026)</title>
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