Ancient ruins that are said to be the tomb of Emperor Jimmu

Mt. Ashitake, which is said to be the Japanese pyramid, has long been said to be the tomb of Emperor Jimmu, and its mysterious mountain range and huge stones that look like a triangle from any direction have been regarded as a mystery of ancient ruins. In 1934, pyramid researcher Katsuisa Sakai visited the site to investigate giant stones and mountains, and announced that Ashitakeyama was the oldest pyramid main shrine in the world and that the northern demon shrine was the worship hall. Nowadays, it is a very popular spot as a 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

ACCESS

727-0623 
Mt. Ashitake, Honmura-cho, Shobara-shi

[car] ・ Approximately 25 minutes from Chugoku Expressway Shobara IC via National Road 432, Prefectural Road 23, and Prefectural Road 422. About 30 minutes on foot from the Haibara route parking lot, you can reach the summit of Mt. Ashitake.

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