At 2,017 metres it is the only point in Tokyo above two thousand, inside a national park.
At 2,017 metres it is the only peak in Tokyo above two thousand (all the other mountains in the prefecture are lower), inside Chichibu-Tama-Kai National Park, on the border with Saitama and Yamanashi. It is also one of the hundred famous mountains of Japan in Fukada Kyūya's list.
The highest mountain in Tokyo.
🚉 Kamosawa (鴨沢) · 139 min walk
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Readers point to it as the birthplace of Tanjirō and Nezuko, linking it to the opening scene in which Tanjirō carries his sister over a snow-covered mountain. It is an attribution repeated by several independent sources, but no official fanbook confirms it.
Sources: nlab.itmedia.co.jp · bravo-m.futabanet.jp · ja.wikipedia.org
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