Yatsugatake Mts. in Winter [Suite of Winter Fantasia, No.2]

Located in the center of Japan, Yatsugatake is a mountain range with a maximum elevation of 2,899 meters and stretches approximately 30 kilometers from north to south.

Yatsugatake attracts many nature lovers because of its imposing mountain scenery, the vast forested highland that surrounds it, and the very bright energy that is unique to this region.

The source of Yatsugatake's energy comes from the bottom of the earth.
Yatsugatake is an ancient volcano sitting solidly in the middle of the <<Fossa Magna>>, the great geological rift valley that divides the Japanese mainland in half.

It was higher than Mt. Fuji 250,000 years ago. However, as
a result of the violent eruptions, the summit portion of the mountain was blown away and took its current shape.

Although the volcano has been inactive, the power of the subterranean energy stream that formed Japan is still pulsating here.

Yatsugatake is at its most brilliant in winter. Under a clear blue winter sky, as white snow plumes trail from the summit, Fairies of the hexagonal ice-crystal are enjoying downhill skiing in the sky, riding on the background music of light.

This musical piece is a copy of the sound of the divine world over the Yatsugatake mountains in winter, reproduced in the real world.