Mount Mimuro
三室山
A historic 82-meter hill and park in Nara featuring a memorial pagoda, seasonal foliage, and views of the Tatsuta River.
What it is
- A small mountain with an elevation of 82 meters located in Ikaruga Town.
- Developed into a public park in 1957 as part of Tatsuta Prefectural Park.
- Also known by the names Mount Kannabi or Mount Mimoro.
- A site associated with deities from Asuka enshrined at the nearby Kamitake Shrine.
What to see
- A 1.9 meter stone pagoda serving as a memorial tower for the monk Noin.
- The Tatsuta River which flows near the base of the mountain.
- Extensive groves of cherry blossom trees and maple trees.
- The summit area offering views from the memorial pagoda site.
When to go
- Spring for the blooming of the cherry blossoms.
- Autumn to see the changing colors of the maple leaves.
Getting there
- A five minute walk from the Mimuro-yamashita bus stop.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Mimuro Open in Google Maps
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