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  <description>[:contents] Tsurugi-san (剣山, 1,955 m) is the second-highest mountain in Shikoku and the highest point in Tokushima Prefecture, after only Ishizuchi-san among the peaks of western Japan. Its broad, boardwalk-crossed summit plateau — a dwarf-bamboo grassland called Heike-no-Baba (平家の馬場) — is the signa…</description>
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  <published>2026-05-07 23:39:01</published>
  <title>Tsurugi-san Hiking Guide: The Sword Peak of Shikoku's Wild Heart (2026)</title>
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