Mount Aoba
青葉山
A dual-peak mountain known as Wakasa Fuji, featuring a summit shrine, an ancient temple, and rare native plant species.
What it is
- A 693-meter mountain spanning Takahama Town and Maizuru City.
- Commonly referred to by the alias Wakasa Fuji due to its shape.
- Part of the protected Wakasa Wan Quasi-National Park area.
- The namesake for the Imperial Japanese Navy cruiser Aoba.
What to see
- Two distinct peaks named Higashimine and Nishimine.
- Aoba Shrine located at the summit of the eastern peak.
- Matsuo-dera Temple situated on the western mountainside.
- Over 400 species of plants including the rare native Okinreika.
- A television and FM radio relay station standing on the mountain.
- Geological formations consisting primarily of andesite rock.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Aoba Open in Google Maps
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