Ina Maedake - Inamae only

...Komagatake (2,966m) in the Akaishi Mountains (Southern Alps) across the Ina Valley to the east is called Kaikoma (Higashikoma), while it is also called Kiso Komagatake, Kisokoma, Nishi Komagatake, Nishikoma, etc. In the narrow sense, it refers to the main mountain at an elevation of 2,956m, and in the broad sense, it refers to the area including the main mountain and nearby mountains such as Shogigashirayama (about 2,740m), Nakadake, Hokendake (2,931m), and Inamaedake (2,883m). The origin of the mountain's name is thought to be related to the shape of a horse, and possible reasons include the shape of the mountain, the shape of the rocks on the summit, the shape of the rock surface when the snow melts, and the shape of the remaining snow. ...

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Ina Maedake" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…東の伊那谷を隔てて赤石山脈(南アルプス)にある駒ヶ岳(2966m)を甲斐駒(東駒)と呼ぶのに対して，木曾駒ヶ岳，木曾駒，西駒ヶ岳，西駒などと呼ぶこともある。狭義には標高2956mの本岳をいい，広義には本岳とその付近にある将棊頭（しようぎがしら）山(約2740m)，中岳，宝剣岳(2931m)，伊那前岳(2883m)などの範囲をさす。山名の起こりは，馬の形との関係が考えられ，山の形，山頂にある岩の形，雪解けごろの岩肌の形，残雪の形などがあげられている。…

※「伊那前岳」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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