Komagatake
Komagatake ( Japanese 駒 ヶ 岳 , German "foal summit") is the name of the following mountains:
- Akagi-yama (1,685 m), in Gunma Prefecture
- Akita-Komagatake (1,637 m), in Akita and Iwate prefectures
- Aizu-Komagatake (2,133 m), in Fukushima Prefecture
- Asahi-Komagatake (776 m), also: Iwafune-Komagatake, in Niigata prefecture
- Echigo-Komagatake (2,003 m), also Uonuma-Komagatake, in the prefecture of Niigata
- Etchū-Komagatake (2,002 m), in Toyama Prefecture
- Fujisato-Komagatake (1,158 m), in Akita Prefecture
- Hakone-Komagatake (1,356 m), main cone of the Hakone Caldera in Kanagawa Prefecture
- Hokkaidō-Komagatake (1,131 m), also: Ezo-Komagatake and Oshima-Komagatake, in the Hokkaidō prefecture
- Kai-Komagatake (2,967 m), in the prefectures of Yamanashi and Nagano
- Kiso-Komagatake (2,956 m), in Nagano prefecture
- Kita-Komagatake (1,914 m), in Toyama Prefecture
- Kubiki-Komagatake (1,487 m), also: Kaiya-Komagatake, in Niigata Prefecture
- Minami-Komagatake (2,841 m), in Nagano Prefecture
- Ogose-Komagatake (369 m), in Saitama Prefecture
- Ō-Komagatake (1,144 m), in Aomori Prefecture
- Shimo-Komagatake (1,241 m), in the Toyama and Niigata prefectures
- Wakasa-Komagatake (780 m), also: Oumi-Kamagatake, in the prefectures of Fukui and Shiga
- Yakeishi-Komagatake (1,130 m), in Iwate Prefecture
- Yamagata-Komagatake (1,067 m), in Yamagata Prefecture
