Mount Tsurugata
鶴形山
A forty-meter hill in Kurashiki featuring an ancient shrine, historic temples, and a famous giant wisteria tree.
What it is
- A forty-meter hill in central Kurashiki that was historically an island surrounded by sea.
- The summit holds Achi Shrine and the surrounding Tsurugata Mountain Park.
- Archaeological site where sutra mounds and Kamakura period bronze mirrors were discovered.
- A natural landmark situated directly north of the Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter.
What to see
- Achi Shrine located at the highest point of the mountain.
- The Achi no Fuji, a notably large and famous wisteria tree.
- Kanryu-ji Temple situated on the western side of the shrine grounds.
- Seigan-ji and Hon-ei-ji temples located at the southern foot of the hill.
- The Tsurugata Mountain Tunnel which passes through the western part of the hill.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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