Rokkannon Miike
六観音御池
A volcanic crater lake in the Ebino Plateau featuring a historic temple, giant cedars, and acidic cobalt waters.
What it is
- A volcanic maar lake formed by a phreatic explosion in the northern Ebino Plateau.
- The site features a hall built by the monk Shoku in 959.
- Six Kannon statues carved by Shoku are enshrined at the northern shore.
- The water serves as a source for local facilities and has high acidity.
What to see
- A circular lake with a diameter of approximately 440 meters.
- The Rokkannon-do temple standing on the northern shore of the water.
- Giant cedar trees known as Rokkannon-sugi growing along the approach path.
- Surrounding forests of fir, hemlock, and red pine trees.
- A nature trail connecting the lake to the local parking area.
When to go
- Visit during January and February to see the lake surface freeze.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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