Mount Oku-Nenjō
奥念丈岳
A remote 2,303-meter peak in the Kiso Mountains offering a rugged wilderness experience for experienced off-trail navigators.
What it is
- A mountain peak standing at 2,303 meters on the Kiso Mountains main ridge.
- A natural watershed for the Yodagiri and Matsukawa rivers.
- The source of the Koshimo River within the Central Alps range.
- A wild summit with no established public hiking trails for visitors.
What to see
- Dense bamboo grass covering the mountain slopes and summit area.
- Ridges extending southwest toward Mount Anpeiji and southeast toward Mount Nenjō.
- The Yodagiri Nokoshi watershed area between two major river systems.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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