Mount Kyō
経ヶ岳
A 633-meter peak in the Tanzawa Mountains offering hiking trails and a legendary rock where Kobo Daishi reportedly placed sutras.
What it is
- A 633-meter mountain located in the eastern Tanzawa Mountains.
- Part of the Tanzawa-Oyama Prefectural Natural Park on the border of Atsugi.
- Also known as Ogino Fuji due to its distinct shape.
- Named after the Kyoishi rock where Kobo Daishi reportedly placed sutras.
What to see
- The Kyoishi rock located on the western ridge of the mountain.
- Summit area equipped with tables and benches for visitors.
- Hiking trails connecting to Mount Bukka and Mount Takatori.
- Views of nearby peaks including Mount Kakonoiwa and Mount Hemuro.
Getting there
- A hiking trail starts from the Hanzo-bo-mae bus stop.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Kyō Open in Google Maps
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