Mount Ko
神山
A 131-meter mountain featuring a historic temple founded by Prince Shotoku and the ruins of a 14th-century hilltop castle.
What it is
- A 131-meter mountain in Matsusaka City formerly known as Mount Watase.
- Site of Koyama Castle which was built in 1337 and fell in 1343.
- Home to Ichijo-ji Temple which was founded by Prince Shotoku.
- Location of Iinotakamiya Koyama Shrine situated at the foot of the mountain.
What to see
- Ichijo-ji Temple located along the path to the summit.
- Temple buildings reconstructed in 1470 and 1836.
- Iinotakamiya Koyama Shrine at the base of the slopes.
- Views from the summit where the medieval castle once stood.
- The junction of the Kushida and Hara Rivers to the southeast.
Getting there
- The mountain is located near Taki Station on the JR lines.
- The JR Kisei Main Line runs through the northeastern part of the site.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Ko Open in Google Maps
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