Imonoki Dokke

What it is

• A 1,946-meter mountain peak located on the border of Saitama and Tokyo.
• The second highest mountain in Tokyo and part of the Okuchichibu Mountains.
• The name refers to the Koshiabura tree and a sharp mountain peak.
• A junction point for the Nagasawa Backbone ridge between Mount Shiraiwa and Mount Kumotori.

What to see

• The sharp mountain peak standing at an elevation of 1,946 meters.
• The surrounding mountain landscape between Mount Shiraiwa and Mount Kumotori.
• Nearby mountain facilities including the Shiraiwa Hut and Kumotori Sanso.
• Local trail signs and maps marking the junction of the Nagasawa Backbone.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.