Moya San
茂谷山 (鹿角市)
A 362-meter mountain in Akita known as Kemanai Fuji, featuring ancient archaeological sites, castle ruins, and a local shrine.
What it is
- A mountain in Kazuno City standing 362 meters tall within the Kemanai River basin.
- Known by the local nickname Kemanai Fuji due to its distinct shape.
- A historical site containing both Jomon period and medieval archaeological remains.
- The setting for legends about Hachiro Taro attempting to flood the surrounding area.
What to see
- Gassan Shrine located at the foot of the mountain.
- The Motaya Shimotate castle ruins situated on the site.
- Archaeological sites dating back to the Jomon and medieval periods.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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