Mount Higashikawa
東川岳
A 2,671-meter peak on the Kiso Mountains ridge featuring rocky terrain, creeping pine, and a historic mountain pass.
What it is
- A mountain standing 2,671 meters above sea level on the Kiso Mountains main ridge.
- The peak borders Okuwa Village and Komagane City in the Japanese Alps.
- Its name originates from a tributary of the Ina River flowing nearby.
What to see
- A rocky ridge zone stretching across the eastern side of the mountain.
- Dense fields of creeping pine covering the western slopes of the peak.
- The Kisodono-koshi col located between this peak and Mount Utsugi.
- A water source known as Yoshinaka no Chikaramizu found near the mountain pass.
- Views of neighboring peaks including Mount Kumazawa and Mount Utsugi.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Higashikawa Open in Google Maps
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