Mountain ranges in Japan

47 mountain ranges in Japan, ranked by size. Data from Wikidata and Wikipedia.

1. Akaishi Mountains 3,193 m
2. Hida Mountains 3,190 m
3. Southern Yatsugatake Volcanic Group 2,899 m
4. Yatsugatake Mountains 2,899 m
5. Ryohaku Mountains 2,702 m
6. Northern Yatsugatake Volcanic Group 2,646 m
7. Kanto Mountains 2,601 m
8. Okuchichibu Mountains 2,601 m
9. Ishikari Mountains 2,290 m
10. Dewa Mountains 2,236 m
11. Iide Mountains 2,128 m
12. Hidaka Mountains 2,053 m
13. Chikuma Mountains 2,034 m
14. Mount Oputateshike 2,012 m
15. Shikoku Mountains 1,982 m
16. Central Ishikari Mountains 1,967 m
17. Kitakami Mountains 1,917 m
18. Kii Mountains 1,915 m
19. Hida Highlands 1,875 m
20. Mount Zaō 1,841 m
21. Mount Takahara 1,795 m
22. Kuju Mountains 1,791 m
23. Kyushu Mountains 1,756 m
24. Chugoku Mountains 1,729 m
25. Yubari Mountains 1,726 m
26. Tanzawa Mountains 1,673 m
27. Akita-Komagatake 1,637 m
28. Kitami Mountains 1,558 m
29. Mashike Mountains 1,492 m
30. Shokanbetsudake Mountains 1,492 m
31. Mount Haruna 1,449 m
32. Ibuki Mountains 1,377 m
33. Niseko Volcanic Group 1,308 m
34. Suzuka Mountains 1,247 m
35. Hira Mountains 1,214 m
36. Abukuma Highlands 1,193 m
37. Kongo Mountains 1,125 m
38. Mount Myōgi 1,103 m
39. Kabato Mountains 1,100 m
40. Sanuki Mountains 1,060 m
41. Teshio Mountains 1,032 m
42. Mount Kōya 1,000 m
43. Iōzen 939 m
44. Mount Rokkō 931 m
45. Yoro Mountains 908 m
46. Shirakami-Sanchi 766 m
47. Tanjo Mountains 596 m