Ancient ruins that are said to be the tomb of Emperor Jimmu
Mt. Ashidake, also known as the Japanese Pyramid, has long been said to be the tomb of Emperor Jimmu, and its mysterious mountain shape and megaliths, which look triangular from any direction, were considered a mystery of the ancient ruins. In 1934, pyramid researcher Sakai Katsun visited the site and investigated the megaliths and the mountain, and announced that Mt. Ashidake is the world's oldest pyramid main hall, and Mt. Oniaki to the north is the worship hall. Today, it is a particularly popular power spot for people who are fascinated by such mysteries.
INFORMATION
- address
- 〒727-0623Mt. Ashitake, Honmura-cho, Shobara-shi
- Phone Number
- 0824-75-0173
- Website
- Number of parking spaces
- 40
- Parking notes
- 40 units