Mount Kōnō
鴻応山
A mountain known as Toyono Fuji offering panoramic views of the Hanshin region and home to historic religious sites.
What it is
- A re-elevated monadnock mountain bordering Toyono Town and Kameoka City
- Known locally as Toyono Fuji and named after storks that once lived there
- Site of a Yakushi Nyorai statue carved following a monk's visit in 850
- Historical location for signal fires used by the rice market
What to see
- Panoramic views of the Hanshin region from the mountain peak
- Seipo-ji Temple located at the foot of the mountain
- Native plant life including Japanese clethra and azaleas
- A statue of Yakushi Nyorai situated at the summit
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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