Daibutsuyama Park

Daibutsuyama Park spans across multiple regions including Ise, Meiwa, and Tamaki, featuring natural trails and outdoor recreational spaces at 81 meters above sea level.

The establishment of Daibutsuyama Park in August 1988 marked a significant addition to the Ise-Shima National Park, which had been operating since November 1946.

The park functions as a gathering space where local residents conduct traditional celebrations and seasonal festivities throughout the year within its natural surroundings.

Visitors can access the park through multiple entry points, with designated parking areas, restroom facilities, and picnic zones available throughout the grounds.

From its summit, the park offers views toward ŌTakamori mountain, located 4 kilometers to the south-southeast, with a topographical prominence of 58 meters.

Location: Ise

Location: Meiwa

Location: Tamaki

Official opening: August 1, 1988

Website: https://daibutsu-sun.net

GPS coordinates: 34.51992,136.65167

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03