Mount Myōjin
明神ヶ岳
A 523-meter peak on the Osaka-Kyoto border featuring local folklore, river headwaters, and a shrine at its southern base.
What it is
- A 523.5 meter mountain bordering Kameoka City and Takatsuki City.
- One of the fifty designated mountains of the Osaka region.
- The natural source of the Tano River within the Tanba Highlands.
- A site associated with legends of the deity Okuninushi no Mikoto.
What to see
- Kashifune Shrine located at the southern foot of the mountain.
- Sasa veitchii bamboo grass growing along the Kyoto side ridge.
- A summit covered in trees that obstruct the surrounding view.
- A landscape once used for shipbuilding according to local folklore.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Myōjin Open in Google Maps
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