Mount Yasuman
安満岳
The highest peak on Hirado Island, this UNESCO World Heritage site preserves ancient mountain worship and Hidden Christian history.
What it is
- The highest peak on Hirado Island standing at an elevation of 530 meters.
- A UNESCO World Heritage site and part of the Saikai National Park.
- A center for mountain worship since ancient times and a former Hidden Christian site.
- The location of Hakusan Shrine which was established near the summit in 718.
What to see
- Volcanic rock formations that create a distinct mesa topography.
- Stone pagodas and shrines on the summit used by Hidden Christians.
- Remains of Saizenji Temple including a garden and stone towers.
- Views from the highest point of the island's protected water source.
Getting there
- A parking lot on the south side provides access to a 30-minute trail.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Yasuman Open in Google Maps
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