Gyōjaga Take

Gyōjaga Take reaches an elevation of 1,180 meters and stands among numerous peaks within a region containing 180 documented mountains in Kanagawa Prefecture.

The mountain area played a central role during the Kamakura period from 1185 to 1333 when the region served as Japan's political center.

The mountain paths contain markers and small shrines reflecting Japanese religious traditions that connect nature with Shinto and Buddhist practices.

Visitors access multiple hiking trails throughout the year, with spring and autumn offering the most favorable conditions for climbing and photography.

The mountain's position provides views of both Tokyo Bay and Sagami Bay, while its slopes support different vegetation zones at varying altitudes.

Location: Kanagawa Prefecture

Elevation above the sea: 1,180 m

GPS coordinates: 35.44541,139.18223

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:55