Mount Ōyama
大山
A sacred 1,252-meter peak featuring an ancient shrine, mountainside temple, and cable car access within a scenic quasi-national park.
What it is
- A 1,252-meter peak located within the Tanzawa-Oyama Quasi-National Park.
- A designated Japan Heritage site also known as Mount Afuri or Rain-falling Mountain.
- Home to the Afuri Shrine main sanctuary and the mountainside temple Oyamadera.
- One of the 300 Famous Japanese Mountains known for local tofu and spinning tops.
What to see
- The main sanctuary of Afuri Shrine situated at the mountain summit.
- Oyamadera temple located on the slopes of the mountain.
- A cable car that connects the lower base area to Afuri Shrine.
- Panoramic views from an elevation of 1,252 meters above sea level.
When to go
- The annual summer mountain climbing season begins on July 27.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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