JAPAN ALPS KAMIKOCHI Promotion Movie short

Chubu Sangaku National Park, located in the center of the Hida Mountain Range (also called the Northern Japan Alps), is the highest mountain range in Japan looming over the central of the main island. The Hida Mountain Range makes the backdrop of the park and stretches from the north to south. The mountains lie in two rows in the northern part and in three rows in the southern part.
Mt. Tateyama is located in the northern part of the park and is known for heavy snowfall in the winter. The Kurobe River which flows between the Tateyama and the Ushiro-Tateyama Mountains creates one of the longest and deepest gorges in Japan with cliffs created by intensive erosion on both sides. The area from Mt. Tateyama to Mt. Yakushidake (2,926 m) holds many places of interest including two lava plateaus, Goshikigahara and Kumonotaira.
A range of high mountains stretching to the south leads to Mt. Oku-Hotakadake (3,190 m), the highest peak of the mountain chain, and then a line of lower mountains extend to Mt. Yakedake (2,455 m), an active volcano. The Azusa river flows through the Kamikochi basin and presents beautiful scenery of the valley. Kamikochi has rich natural beauty composed of the rocky mountains of Hotakadake, riverside forests and clear streams.
The subtle beauty is the finest example of Japanese natural scenery, this sacred highland is loved by many. Mt. Norikura capping the southern end of the park is a group of six volcanoes. A plateau extends to the east creating an area called Norikura Kogen which is known for agriculture and recreation.

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