Kyogatake
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| height | 2296.3 m TP | |
| location | Nagano Prefecture , Japan | |
| Mountains | Kiso Mountains , Japanese Alps | |
| Coordinates | 35 ° 54 '46 " N , 137 ° 51' 47" E | |
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The Kyōgatake ( Japanese. 経 ヶ 岳 , dt. "Sutrenberg") is a 2296.3 m high mountain in the prefecture of Nagano on the Japanese main island of Honshū .
It belongs to the Kiso Mountains in the center of the Japanese Alps and is located on the border of the municipalities of Minamiminowa and Tatsuno with foothills to Shiojiri . At the top there are two sanctuaries, a Buddha and a stone pagoda. It is the highest of the mountains in Japan, the name of which is dedicated to a sutra .