Taiyu Alps

The Taiyu Alps [宛儚音山 たいゆ・おんざん] or Honzura Alps [坎负音山] are a mountain range which stretches through Hamae, Mikei, and Kōfu Prefectures. A small portion of the range also reaches into Tomono and Arami Prefecture. The word 'alps' is used in the English name of the range as a direct translation of the Kantonese word onzan meaning 'giant mountain'.
The layout of the Taiyu mountains runs from north to south, with the southern peaks generally being slightly taller. The Alps also have a number of smaller sub-ranges, such as the Banzan and Aramidatsu. The tallest peak is Mount Hyōjō, also the second-tallest mountain in the country. In total there are 26 major peaks within the range, not including more than 200 lesser mountains, hills and ridges. 
Due to the sheer size of the Alps, they are categorised into three major regions: northern, central, and southern.
=== Northern Taiyu mountains ===
* Mount Hossu [2,850m]
* Mount Umemae [2,660m]
* Mount Hiseki [2,480m]
* Mount Ironaki [2,120m]
* Mount Hossuku [1,940m]
* Mount Azutaru [1,820m]
=== Central Taiyu Mountains ===
* Mount Mikei (2,100m)
* Mount Iroke (1,870m)
* Mount Kairyō (1,830m)
* Mount Miyaō (1,790m)
* Mount Sui (1,750m)
* Mount Kusui (1,760m)
* Mount Korohara (1,540m)
* Mount Kame (1,510m)
* Mount Ittani (1,420m)
=== Southern Taiyu mountains ===
* Mount Hyōjō (3,100m)
* Mount Furashi (2,710m)
* Mount Seiyuki (2,770m)
* Mount Isuhara (2,530m)
* Mount Asuhara (2,220m)
* Mount Yahara (1,810m)
* Mount Shirezata (1,790m)
* Mount Ryōzen [1,680m]
* Mount Amewa (1,620m)
* Mount Nōhara (1,610m)
* Mount Kudori (1,540m)
* Mount Kanbyō (1,500m)
* Mount Kumori (1,460m)
* Mount Kikei (1,450m)