Mount Ochi
越知山
A 612-meter peak and sacred site where the monk Taicho practiced asceticism, featuring historic shrines, statues, and a high waterfall.
What it is
- One of the Five Mountains of Echizen located on the border of Fukui City.
- A sacred site where the monk Taicho practiced asceticism during his youth.
- Part of the protected Echizen-Kaga Kaigan Quasi-National Park area.
- A mountain summit historically closed to women that now features Ochi Shrine.
What to see
- Ochi Shrine and the Okunoin sanctuary located at the mountain summit.
- Donoike pond situated at an elevation of 580 meters.
- Taishido hall housing a wooden seated statue of Taicho from the Edo period.
- Sentai Jizodo built in 1860 with donations from local lords.
- Nunogataki, a seventy meter high waterfall used for water asceticism.
- Remains of the Ochi Shrine temple located near the Taicho-no-mori hot spring.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Mount Ochi Open in Google Maps
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