Mount Futatabi
再度山
A scenic 470-meter peak in Kobe featuring a historic Buddhist temple, ancient rock carvings, and a protected forest landscape.
What it is
- A 470-meter mountain in the western Rokko range composed primarily of granitic rock.
- A designated National Place of Scenic Beauty protected as Permanent Vegetation Preservation Land.
- Site of a Buddhist sanctuary founded by Wake no Kiyomaro during the Nara period.
- Historically known as Mount Tatabe before its current name was established.
What to see
- Tairyuji Temple located near the summit of the mountain.
- The Kameishi rock carving situated on the southern slope.
- Shiogahara Pond constructed on the northern foot during the Keicho era.
- A stone monument for Minatogawa Shrine standing near the peak.
When to go
- Weekends from April to November when bus services are operational.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Futatabi Open in Google Maps
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