Mount Okusangai

Mount Okusangai rises to 1,810 meters above sea level, spanning across the municipalities of Nakatsugawa, Nagiso, and Okuwa in central Japan.

The mountain holds a significant position near the ancient Nakasendo trade route, which connected Kyoto to Edo during Japan's feudal period.

Mount Okusangai belongs to both the 300 Famous Japanese Mountains and Gifu 100 Mountains collections, representing the natural heritage of Japan.

Multiple hiking trails lead to the summit, with signage providing information about local flora and fauna throughout the ascending paths.

The mountain's strategic location offers views of neighboring peaks while intersecting with preserved sections of historical walking routes.

Location: Nakatsugawa

Location: Nagiso

Location: Okuwa

Elevation above the sea: 1,810.69 m

Part of: 300 Famous Japanese mountains, Gifu 100 Mountains

GPS coordinates: 35.68160,137.50720

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:05