Mount Tatsuda
立田山
A 151-meter mountain in Kumamoto City featuring historic samurai graves, ancient cave tombs, and a national nature park.
What it is
- A 151.7 meter high mountain located in the center of Kumamoto City.
- A designated national natural monument named after the dragon deity Kuraokami.
- The site of Taisho-ji Temple ruins and the Hosokawa family graves.
- A location where Jomon and Yayoi period artifacts were discovered.
What to see
- The Hokoku-byo mausoleum built by the feudal lord Kato Kiyomasa.
- Tsutsujigaoka horizontal cave tombs dating back to ancient times.
- Experimental forests managed by the Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute.
- Tatsuda Nature Park which is a designated national historic site.
Getting there
- The mountain is accessible from the nearby Tatsudaguchi Station on the JR Hohi Main Line.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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