Mount Osutaka
御巣鷹山
A 1,639-meter peak in Gunma known for its historical falconry restrictions and its proximity to the Flight 123 crash site.
What it is
- A mountain standing 1,639 meters tall in the northern Chichibu range of Gunma Prefecture.
- Historically restricted by daimyos who used the area for falconry purposes.
- Located near the ridge where Japan Airlines Flight 123 crashed in 1985.
- Features a third-class triangulation point named Taishakuyama at the summit.
What to see
- The summit triangulation point marking the highest elevation of the peak.
- Views of the adjacent Mount Takamagahara and Mount Suwa.
- The ridge named Osutaka no One located 1.7 kilometers south-southeast of the summit.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Osutaka Open in Google Maps
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