Mt. Kyogamine
経ヶ峰
An 819-meter peak in Mie Prefecture known for its buried Buddhist scriptures, diverse climbing routes, and panoramic natural vegetation.
What it is
- An independent peak standing approximately 819 meters high in Mie Prefecture.
- Named after Buddhist scriptures that were buried at the mountain summit.
- Formerly known as Mt. Anno and featured in fifteen local school songs.
- Site of the former Jomyoji Temple which was destroyed by Oda Nobunaga.
What to see
- Eight different climbing routes leading to the mountain summit.
- Menashi Jizo temple located on the southern slope of the mountain.
- Natural vegetation including silver grass, wild cherry trees, and azaleas.
- An unmanned rest hut situated near the top of the peak.
- Geological formations consisting primarily of various igneous rocks.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mt. Kyogamine Open in Google Maps
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