Mount Manganji
満願寺山
A mountain in Kanazawa featuring a challenging five-hundred-step stone staircase, ancient archaeological ruins, and a historic shrine entrance.
What it is
- A mountain in the Kubo district of Kanazawa featuring a fourth-class triangulation point.
- The summit serves as an archaeological site containing square plateau graves and fort remains.
- A historic location where Yayoi period pottery fragments were discovered during excavations.
- A training ground for local high school sports teams who climb the steep stairs.
What to see
- The Kumanbo Gongen shrine which marks the start of the climbing path.
- A stone staircase consisting of nearly five hundred steps leading to the summit.
- Archaeological remains of an ancient fort and square plateau graves at the peak.
- The Kanazawa Outer Loop Road which runs along the base of the mountain.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Manganji Open in Google Maps
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