Mount Iino

What it is

• A 422-meter high mountain also known as Sanuki Fuji.
• A geological butte located within the Setonaikai National Park.
• A peak composed of Late Cretaceous granite and Miocene volcanic rocks.
• A landmark situated in Marugame and Sakaide cities.

What to see

• The Okunoin Yakushido temple located at the summit.
• A third-class triangulation point marking the highest elevation.
• Summit rocks associated with a local giant footprint legend.
• Three distinct hiking routes leading to the top of the mountain.

When to go

• Sanuki Fuji Day is celebrated annually on April 22.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.