Mount Makio

Mount Makio rises approximately 600 meters above sea level and forms part of the Izumi mountain range in Osaka Prefecture. Several walking paths lead through the landscape, with a temple situated near the peak.

Sefukuji Temple at the summit was established as the fourth site on the 33 Kannon Pilgrimage route in western Japan. This sacred pilgrimage path has shaped the region's spiritual heritage for centuries.

The mountain holds spiritual significance for Buddhist pilgrims who visit throughout the year to participate in religious ceremonies and meditation practices. The temple complex near the summit serves as an important destination for those seeking spiritual experiences in the area.

The mountain is accessible from Izumi-Chuo train station via rapid railway connections and local bus service. The walk to the summit takes about 30 minutes from the bus stop and paths are clearly marked.

The mountain was selected as one of the 50 outstanding peaks in Osaka Prefecture and attracts visitors with seasonal cherry blossoms in spring and golden autumn foliage. These natural color changes shape the hiking experience throughout the year.

Location: Izumi

Elevation above the sea: 600 m

Part of: Osaka 50 Mountains

GPS coordinates: 34.39245,135.51177

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:58