Mount Atago
愛宕山
The highest natural hill in central Tokyo featuring a historic shrine, a broadcasting museum, and a famous steep stone staircase.
What it is
- The highest natural hill in Tokyo's 23 wards with an elevation of 25.7 meters
- A shrine site ordered by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1603 to protect the city
- The location where Japan's first live radio broadcast originated
- A former NHK television transmission station site in Minato Ward
What to see
- Atago Shrine located at the very top of the hill
- The NHK Museum of Broadcasting situated on the summit
- A steep stone staircase called Otokozaka with 86 steps known as Success Steps
- The Atago Tunnel which is the only mountain tunnel in central Tokyo
- An elevator providing access to the summit from the east side
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Atago Open in Google Maps
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