Mount Oonanjimine

...A volcano that was active in the latter half of the Quaternary Period, located in the Ryohaku Mountains that straddle the three prefectures of Ishikawa, Gifu, and Fukui. The name of the mountain refers to the three main peaks, Gozenmine (2,702m), Oonanjimine (2,684m), and Kengamine (2,680m), as well as Betsusan (2,399m) and Sannomine (2,128m) to the south, and Hakusan Shakadake (2,053m) to the west. Near the summit, snow can reach 10m in winter, and the name Hakusan was born from the large amount of remaining snow.

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Otome Peak" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…石川，岐阜，福井の3県にまたがる両白山地にあり，第四紀後半に活動した火山。山名は，最高峰の御前峰（ごぜんみね）(2702m)のほか大汝（おおなんじ）峰(2684m)，剣ヶ峰(2680m)の3峰に分かれる主頂部と，南方の別山（べつさん）(2399m)および三ノ峰(2128m)，西方の白山釈迦岳(2053m)などを合わせた総称である。山頂近くでは冬季に積雪10mに達し，残雪が多いため白山の称が生まれた。…

※「大汝峰」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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