Scenery of Mount Tate
| Mt. Tate from Higashi-Ichinokoshi |
Mt. Tate from Mt. Bessan |
Mt. Tate and Mt. Tsurugi from Mt. Jii |
Mt. Tate and Mt. Tsurugi from Mt. Asahi |
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