Godai-san
五台山
A 146-meter mountain park in Kochi featuring a botanical garden, historic temple, and a modern observation terrace with panoramic views.
What it is
- A 146-meter mountain in the Kochi City suburbs developed as a 19.5-hectare public park.
- Named after China's Mount Wutai by the Buddhist monk Gyoki.
- A site for digital broadcasting transmissions and historical gravesites.
- Home to the Makino Botanical Garden and the historic Chikurin-ji Temple.
What to see
- A new observation terrace at the summit that opened in September 2022.
- Chikurin-ji Temple located at the foot of the mountain.
- The Makino Botanical Garden situated along the mountain slopes.
- Kenzan Shrine and the designated historic grave of Date Munekatsu.
Getting there
- The MY Yu Bus connects Kochi Station directly to the mountain summit.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Godai-san Open in Google Maps
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