Okuchichibu Mountains

The Okuchichibu Mountains (Japanese奥 秩 父 山 块, Okuchichibu sankai ) or the Okuchichibu - Bergland (奥 秩 父 山地, Okuchichibu sanchi ) is a mountain in the Japanese Kanto regions and Kōshin'etsu. It covers the western part of Tokyo and Saitama prefectures, southwestern Gunma Prefecture, the southeastern of Nagano Prefecture and the northern part of Yamanashi.

The name of the mountain translated means the inside (奥, oku ) of Chichibu (秩 父). The significance is based on the perspective of the Kantō region.

This mountainous region is a fold mountain with mountains whose altitude of 1,000 up to 2,600 meters above sea level ranges. The Kita- Okusenjō (北 奥 千丈 岳, Kita- Okusenjō -dake ) is 2,601 m the highest mountain. A large part of the mountain is located in the Chichibu- Tama - Kai National Park.

Mountains and passes and valleys in Okuchichibu Mountains

• Kumotori (云 取 山, Kumotori -yama ) (2017 m)
• Hiryu (飞 竜 山, Hiryu -san ) ( 2077 m)
• Karamatsuo (唐松 尾 山, Karamatsuo -yama ) ( 2109 m)
• Kasatori (笠 取 山, Kasatori yama ) (1953 m)
• Suisho (水晶 山, Suisho -yama ) ( 2158 m)
• Karisaka Pass (雁 坂 峠, Karisaka - tōge ) ( 2082 m)
• Tokusa (木 贼 山, Tokusa -yama ) ( 2468 m)
• Kobushi (甲武信ヶ岳, Kobushiga - take) ( 2475 m)
• SANPO (三 宝山, SANPO -zan ) ( 2483 m)
• Kokushi (国 师 岳, Kokushi -dake ) (2591 m)
• Kita- Okusenjō (北 奥 千丈 岳, Kita- Okusenjō -ga- dake ) ( 2601 m)
• Asahi (朝日 岳, Asahi -dake ) ( 2579 m)
• Kimpu (金 峰山, Kimpu -san ) ( 2599 m)
• Mizugaki (瑞 墙 山, Mizugaki -yama ) ( 2230 m)
• Ogawa (小川 山, Ogawa- yama ) ( 2418 m)
• Yoko (横 尾 山, Yoko -san ) (1818 m)
• Meshimori (饭 盛 山, Meshimori -san ) (1643 m)
• Azumaya (四 阿 屋 山, Azumaya -san ) ( 772 m)
• Ryōkami (両 神山, Ryōkami -san ) (1723 m)
• Nant (南 天山, Nanten -yama ) ( 1483 m)
• Chichibu- Ontake (秩 父 御 岳山, Chichibu Ontake -san ) ( 1081 m)
• Nakatsu Valley (中 津 峡, Nakatsu - kyō )
• Mitsumine (三 峰山, Mitsumine -san ) ( Myoho 1332 m, 1921 m Shiraiwa, Kumotori 2017 m)