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Mt. Saiei

  • View from Mt. Saiei

    View from Mt. Saiei

  • View from Mt. Saiei (Morning Fog)

    View from Mt. Saiei (Morning Fog)

There are two locations, known as Suonada or Saieizan where you can see a series of bizarre-looking rocky peaks of "Kunisaki" that the ancient people saw. What you can see from Suonada is the scenery that Yamato people led by Emperor Keiko watched when crossing the sea, and the view from Saieizan is the scenery that was seen by the monks of the visionary ancestral temple "Takayama", which can be said as the origin of Rokugo Manzan. The scene of a strange-looking cluster of summits rising from the sea of clouds may makes people feel oniic somehow, and perhaps motivated the monks to endure unbearable training sessions, and created the oldest "Mine-iri" pilgrimage in Japan that began with "Kunisaki".

Name of Cultural Asset Mt. Saiei
Designation Status Not designated
Category Beautiful Landscape
Role Played in Story The main temple of Rokugo Manzan Temples in ancient times. The view from the temple called Takayama Temple overlooks the peaks of the West Kunisaki.
Location of Cultural Asset Kodawara Bungotakada
Suggested Itineraries 日本遺産王道コース   「鬼が棲む景勝地巡り」
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