Daibutsuji San

Daibutsuji San rises to an elevation of 804.7 meters, presenting a natural formation within the mountainous terrain of central Japan.

The mountain holds traditional significance in Japanese geography, marked on maps since the establishment of modern surveying methods in the Meiji period.

Local communities maintain walking paths to the summit, reflecting Japanese practices of mountain appreciation and outdoor physical activities.

Hikers can access the mountain through established trails during daylight hours, with appropriate hiking gear recommended for the varying terrain conditions.

The name Daibutsuji combines religious references, as 'Daibutsu' means Great Buddha and 'ji' refers to a temple, indicating historical Buddhist connections.

Elevation above the sea: 804.7 m

GPS coordinates: 36.05143,136.37682

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:48