Mount Atago
愛宕山
A 924-meter peak in Kyoto featuring the head shrine for fire protection and a historic hiking trail.
What it is
- A 924-meter mountain standing on the border of Kyoto and Kameoka.
- The site of Atago Shrine, the head of 900 shrines dedicated to fire protection.
- A historic location visited by Akechi Mitsuhide before the Honno-ji Incident.
- The setting for the classical Rakugo story titled Atagoyama.
What to see
- Atago Shrine situated at the very summit of the mountain.
- Tsukinowa-dera Temple located on the slopes of the peak.
- Remnants of a cable car and hotel that operated until World War II.
Getting there
- The main climbing path begins at the Kiyotaki trailhead.
- The ascent from Kiyotaki to the summit takes approximately two hours.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Atago Open in Google Maps
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