Mount Kokuzō
虚空蔵山
A 675-meter peak on the Shikoku 100 Famous Mountains list featuring a Buddhist statue, waterfalls, and a scenic observatory.
What it is
- A 675-meter mountain ranked among the Shikoku 100 Famous Mountains.
- The name originates from the Buddhist deity Kokuzō Bosatsu.
- The summit is divided into two distinct eastern and western peaks.
- A mountain located on the borders of Tosa, Sakawa, and Susaki.
What to see
- A statue of Kokuzō Bosatsu standing at the summit.
- The Hokogamine Observatory located on the eastern peak.
- Shiramizu Falls situated on the northern slope of the mountain.
- Multiple television and radio towers on the western peak.
- A third-class triangulation point found at the western summit.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Kokuzō Open in Google Maps
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