Mount Iwasaki
岩崎山
A historic 54.9-meter mountain in Komaki City featuring ancient quarry remains, a samurai fort site, and religious landmarks.
What it is
- A 54.9-meter mountain that served as a quarry for Nagoya Castle construction
- Site of a 1584 fort built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi forces
- Home to Kumano Shrine and Kannon-ji Temple
- Source of stone materials for the Iwaya Kofun burial mound
What to see
- Gomai-iwa rock, a designated natural monument of Aichi Prefecture
- Rocks featuring carved family crests and wedge holes from quarrying
- A Christian lantern moved to Kannon-ji Temple in 1990
- Remnants of the mountain fort where four thousand soldiers were stationed
Getting there
- Three-minute walk from the Iwasakiyama-mae bus stop
- Fifteen-minute walk from Ajioka Station
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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