Mount Mitake
御嶽
The highest peak of the Taki Mountain Range, offering historic Shugendo ruins and seasonal Japanese primroses for hikers.
What it is
- The highest peak in the Taki Mountain Range standing at 793 meters.
- A historical center for Tamba Shugendo practitioners and mountain asceticism.
- A mountain summit consisting of distinct eastern and western peaks.
- The site of the former Daigaku-ji Temple ruins located near the summit.
What to see
- Japanese primroses that grow naturally across the mountain slopes.
- A stone chamber enshrining En no Gyoja on the eastern peak.
- The Aizen-kutsu cave which served as a television drama filming location.
- Historic ruins of the ancient Daigaku-ji Temple complex.
When to go
- The official mountain opening ceremony held every May.
Getting there
- Buses travel from Sasayamaguchi Station to the Kurigara-guchi stop.
- A hiking trail begins at the Otawa Pass parking lot.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Mitake Open in Google Maps
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