Goshikidai
五色台
A volcanic mesa in Setonaikai National Park featuring ancient pilgrimage temples, a royal mausoleum, and panoramic coastal views.
What it is
- A mountain massif and mesa formed by volcanic activity 13 million years ago
- Part of the Setonaikai National Park since its incorporation in 1950
- Home to the Shiromineji and Negoroji temples of the 88-temple Shikoku Pilgrimage
- The site of the Kokubundai ruins containing Paleolithic stone tools
What to see
- The highest peak at Inoshiriyama reaching 483 meters above sea level
- The mausoleum of Emperor Sutoku located on the temple grounds
- Sanukite stones which are designated as the official prefectural stone of Kagawa
- The Setonaikai Historical Folk Museum located within the mountain area
- Broadcasting stations that serve as a regional communications hub
- Scenic views from the Goshikidai Skyline road across the mountain ridges
Getting there
- Access is available via the Goshikidai Skyline road across the ridges
- There are no bus routes that travel up the mountain
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Goshikidai Open in Google Maps
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