Mount Kentoku
乾徳山
A 2,031-meter peak in the Okuchichibu range famous for its rocky cliffs and historical ties to Zen monk Muso Soseki.
What it is
- A 2,031-meter peak located within the Okuchichibu mountain range in Yamanashi Prefecture.
- One of Japan's 200 Famous Mountains and the mountain name for Erin-ji Temple.
- A site where the Buddhist monk Muso Soseki reportedly practiced asceticism.
- A hiking destination featuring the Kokushigahara Kogen Hutte which remains open to the public.
What to see
- A prominent rocky cliff located on the western side of the mountain.
- Distinctive rock formations named Zazen-ishi and Tengu-iwa.
- Natural watering holes on the mountainside known as Ginshosui and Kinshosui.
- Views of the adjacent peaks including Mount Kasamori and Mount Kurogane.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Kentoku Open in Google Maps
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