Okutitibu

Okutitibu Mountains ( 奥 秩 父 山 塊 okutitibu sankai ) is a mountainous region in the Kanto and Kosinjetsu regions of Japan. Mountains cover the western part of Tokyo , the western part of Saitama Prefecture , the southwestern part of Gumma Prefecture , the southeastern part of Nagano Prefecture , the northern part of Yamanashi Prefecture .

In Japanese, the word “oku” ( 奥 ) means interior decoration, interior; okutitibu - "the interior of Chichibu ." This mountainous region consists of folded mountains with a range of 1000 to 2600 meters in height. Mount Kita Okusenjou ( Jap. 北 奥 千丈 岳 Kita Okusenjō-dake ) is the highest - 2 601 m. Most of the mountains are located in the territory of the Chichibu Tama-Kai National Park ( Jap. 秩 父 多 摩 甲 斐 国立 公園 Chichibu Tama Kai Kokuritsu Kōen ) .

Okutitibu Mountains