Mt. Tekari is a deep mountain located at the southernmost part of South Alps. Origin of the name is "Tekari-ishi" (shining rock in English) round the mountainto...[read more]
Mt. Hijiri is the peak of a long and massive mountain system. A panorama view of South Alps is expected from the mountaintop. It should be a great joy when arri...[read more]
The shape of Mt. Akaishi, accompany Mt. Koakaishi in the north, is magnificent. Mt. Akaishi and Mt. Higashi locate in the deepest part of southern Alps. As it i...[read more]
Mt. Higashi (also called Mt. Warusawa) and Mt. Akaishi locate in the deepest part of southern Alps. As it is tough to get there, many hikers traverse from Mt. H...[read more]
Mt. Shiomi, a helmet of armor shaped mountain, is located in the cental and deepest part of southern Alps. It has twin peaks and East peak is higher. Although a...[read more]
Mt. Ainodake is located in the centre of Shiramine-sanzan that is consist of Mt. Ainodake, Mt. Kita and Mt. Notori. The peak is at an altitude of 3189 meters an...[read more]
Mt. Kita is the 2nd highest mountain in Japan and also called as Shiramine-sanzan together with Mt. Ainodake and Mt. Notori. A large rock face on East foot, cal...[read more]
Mt. Houo (Houo-san) is formed by Mt. Jizo, Mt. Kannon and Mt. Yakushi. It is also called as Houo-sanzan (Houo three mountains). Among mountains in southern Alps...[read more]
