Mount Ōzora
大空山
A 205-meter peak featuring historic military ruins and over one thousand cherry trees overlooking Kure City.
What it is
- A 205-meter mountain summit developed as a public park.
- Site of a former Imperial Army fortress established in 1903.
- Former anti-aircraft battery location used during World War II.
- A designated Japan Heritage cultural property site.
What to see
- Approximately 1,200 cherry trees planted throughout the park area.
- Remaining ruins of historical gun platforms and gunpowder magazines.
- Natural terrain primarily composed of Hiroshima granite.
- Panoramic views from the summit also known as Mount Hodai.
Getting there
- A 30-minute walk from the Hara bus stop.
- A 20-minute drive from the Kure Interchange.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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