Mount Maya
摩耶山
A 702-meter peak in the Rokko Range offering one of Japan's top three night views from the Kikuseidai observatory.
What it is
- A 702-meter mountain located in the central Rokko Mountain Range in Kobe.
- Named after a statue of Queen Maya housed at the local temple.
- One of the designated Hyogo 50 Mountains and namesake for three naval vessels.
- Home to Tori Tenjo-ji Temple and several broadcasting stations for television and radio.
What to see
- The Kikuseidai observatory located near the mountain summit.
- Panoramic night views officially ranked among the top three in Japan.
- Tori Tenjo-ji Temple situated on the mountain slopes.
- The Maya Cablecar and Maya Ropeway systems used for mountain transport.
When to go
- Evening is the best time to experience the famous panoramic night views.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Maya Open in Google Maps
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