Mount Bizan
眉山
A 290-meter peak in Tokushima City offering panoramic views, a war memorial pagoda, and seasonal festivals accessible by ropeway.
What it is
- A 290-meter mountain designated as Bizan Park in Tokushima City.
- A historic site mentioned in the ancient Man'yoshu poetry anthology.
- One of the Tokushima 88 Views and a setting for a 2007 film.
- A public park featuring broadcasting stations and a war memorial.
What to see
- A Burmese-style pagoda built at the summit as a war memorial.
- Panoramic views of the surrounding city and landscape from the peak.
- Broadcasting stations for NHK and Shikoku Broadcasting located at the top.
When to go
- Springtime to see the famous cherry blossoms in bloom.
- Autumn for the Machi Asobi event held at the summit.
Getting there
- Take a seven-minute ropeway ride from the base station to the summit.
- Access the top via a dedicated driveway for those traveling by car.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Bizan Open in Google Maps
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