Kuju

Kuju may refer to several subjects. In Japan, Kuju denotes a volcanic mountain range on the island of Kyushu, including Mount Kuju, and the surrounding Kuju Plateau. In the context of video games, Kuju refers to Kuju Entertainment, a British developer and publisher.

Kuju Mountains, also known as Kujū-san, are a group of volcanic peaks located in central Kyushu, spanning parts of Oita and Kumamoto prefectures. The range is part of Aso-Kuju National Park. The highest summit is Mount Kuju, at 1,791 meters above sea level. The mountains were formed by volcanic activity during the Quaternary period and feature crater lakes, highland meadows, and caldera rims. The area is popular for hiking and hot-spring tourism and offers trails of varying difficulty, including routes to Mount Kuju and nearby peaks.

Kuju Entertainment is a British video game developer and publisher established in 1998, based in London. It has operated as a development partner for major publishers and has run several studios around the world. The company’s portfolio spans multiple genres and platforms, and it has been involved in the production and publishing of titles across several generations of gaming hardware.