Mount Hayama
早馬山
A sacred mountain on the Karakuwa Peninsula featuring historic shrines, seasonal wildflowers, and panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean.
What it is
- A mountain on the Karakuwa Peninsula dedicated to traditional Hayama ancestral worship.
- Hayama Shrine was established at the summit in 1219.
- Direct descendants of the Kajiwara clan serve as the chief priests.
- The site hosts a digital broadcasting relay station that began operating in 2009.
What to see
- Shrine buildings located at both the base and the mountain summit.
- An observatory at the peak reached by a walking path.
- Wide views of the Pacific Ocean and Hirota Bay from the summit.
- Katatukuri flowers growing on the mountain slopes during various seasons.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Hayama Open in Google Maps
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