The Ibuki Mountains ( 伊吹山地 , Ibuki Sanchi ) are a mountain range straddling the border between Gifu and Shiga prefectures in Japan . After lowering and nearly disappearing in Shiga Prefecture, the range continues as the Suzuka Mountains . During the winter, the winds from the Ibuki Mountains are a cause of much of the snowfall on the Nōbi Plain covering Gifu and Aichi prefectures. The Ane River originates in the Ibuki Mountains.
1-592: The range is named after Mount Ibuki, the highest peak in the range at an elevation of 1377 meters above sea-level. Mount Kinka, Mount Dodo, Mount Kanmuri, and Mount Dainichi are some other notable peaks in the range. Mount Ibuki is a popular destination among climbers and hikers. The mountain's base is easily reachable by private or public transportation. To the west of the mountain is another interesting place, Biwa lake. 35°25′04″N 136°24′22″E / 35.41778°N 136.40611°E / 35.41778; 136.40611 This Gifu Prefecture location article
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