Mount Tanjō
丹生山
A 514-meter peak in Kobe featuring a historic summit shrine and the former site of an ancient temple and castle.
What it is
- A 514-meter mountain in Kobe recognized as one of the fifty notable peaks of Hyogo.
- Site of Tanjo Shrine which is dedicated to the deity Niutsuhime at the summit.
- Former location of Meiyo-ji Temple and Tanjo Castle before they were destroyed in 1579.
- Historical grounds with artifacts dating back to the Nara period and restoration by Taira no Kiyomori.
What to see
- Tanjo Shrine standing at the highest point of the mountain peak.
- The historic site where Meiyo-ji Temple once stood before its abolition in the Meiji era.
- Remnants of the former castle grounds that were burned down by Hashiba Hideyoshi.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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