Mount Ryōzen
霊山
A 610-meter mountain and historic Tendai temple offering nature conservation trails and a stop on the Kyushu Saigoku Pilgrimage.
What it is
- A 610-meter peak designated as a nature conservation district in 1979.
- Home to Ryozan-ji, a Tendai sect Buddhist temple founded in 708.
- The eighth station of the Kyushu Saigoku Pilgrimage route.
- One of the Oita 100 Mountains, formerly known as Mount Wada.
What to see
- The historic Ryozan-ji Temple located on the mountainside.
- An Eleven-faced Kannon statue discovered by a local clan.
- Protected natural landscapes within the designated conservation district.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Ryōzen Open in Google Maps
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