Misaka-Tenshu Range

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Misaka-Tenshu Range

mountains, Japan

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Kantō Range
…to the west in the Misaka-Tenshu range, which is crescent shaped and embraces a semicircular depression now buried by Mount Fuji. The western extension contains Mount Kenashi (6,381 feet), which is the highest peak in the southern section. Mount Kuro (5,878 feet) crowns the main body of the Tanzawa Mountains.
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…to the west in the Misaka-Tenshu range, which is crescent shaped and embraces a semicircular depression now buried by Mount Fuji. The western extension contains Mount Kenashi (6,381 feet), which is the highest peak in the southern section. Mount Kuro (5,878 feet) crowns the main body of the Tanzawa Mountains.
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