Mountains of Japan – Scale-It

Mountains of Japan – Scale-ItA vertical perspective of Japans iconic peaks, ranked by altitude.Mountains of Japan presents 8 remarkable summits, from sacred volcanoes to hidden gems, spanning the country from Hokkaid to Kysh. This poster highlights the geographic and spiritual diversity of Japans mountainous landscape, an elegant tribute to nature, mythology, and exploration. Perfect for hikers, nature lovers, and fans of Japanese culture. Mountains featured (from highest to

A vertical perspective of Japan’s iconic peaks, ranked by altitude.
“Mountains of Japan” presents 8 remarkable summits, from sacred volcanoes to hidden gems, spanning the country from Hokkaidō to Kyūshū.
This poster highlights the geographic and spiritual diversity of Japan’s mountainous landscape, an elegant tribute to nature, mythology, and exploration.
Perfect for hikers, nature lovers, and fans of Japanese culture.

Mountains featured (from highest to lowest):
– Mount Fuji (3,776 m) – Japan’s tallest and most iconic volcano, UNESCO World Heritage Site
– Mount Tateyama (3,015 m) – sacred peak of the Northern Alps, linked to the spirit world
– Mount Hakusan (2,702 m) – snow-covered volcanic mountain, revered as a water source
– Mount Kurohime (2,053 m) – forested cone in Nagano, known for local legends and seasonal flowers
– Mount Kurodake (1,984 m) – part of Daisetsuzan in Hokkaidō, known for early autumn foliage
– Mount Ishizuchi (1,982 m) – Shikoku’s highest peak, sacred site of mountain asceticism
– Mount Yōtei (1,898 m) – symmetrical stratovolcano nicknamed “Ezo Fuji”
– Mount Ōmuro (580 m) – extinct grassy volcano in Izu with a circular crater and panoramic views

Part of the Scale-It Series #1
A collection of three posters exploring Japanese proportions:
– Mountains of Japan (nature)
– Towers of Japan (urbanization)
– Gojira Era (chaos, pop culture)