Horaiji Mountain

On Mount Horaiji in Shinshiro City, there are 1,425 stone steps donated by Minamoto no Yoritomo. Although it's a difficult climb, the historical value is high, and the view from the top is breathtaking. It's also known as a mountain that connects life and has protected many people. In this charming mountain surrounded by lush trees, you can also take a stroll and feel the nature.

On Mount Horaiji in Shinjo City, there is an 800-year-old "Kasugi Cedar" and a rare owl called "Konohazuku". Amidst the beautiful landscape created by nature, there are also buildings that can be considered works of art created by humans. Mount Horaiji is a charming tourist spot where you can feel the nature and culture of Japan. In particular, the "Kasugi Cedar" and "Konohazuku" are a must-see!

On Mount Horaiji in Shinjo City, there is a historic temple with a statue of General Madarara connected to the birth of Tokugawa Ieyasu. This temple has a rich history as a dojo for esoteric Buddhism such as Tendai and Shingon, and many valuable historical sites and temples remain. In addition, from the top of the stone steps, you can enjoy a magnificent view. Mount Horaiji is a spot that makes you feel the history and culture of Japan, and gives visitors a deep impression.

Horyu-jiyama in Shinshiro City is a wonderful tourist spot designated as a "National Scenic Natural Monument." From the summit at an altitude of 695 meters, you can enjoy a panoramic view of beautiful nature and historic buildings. The view from Yakushido in particular is spectacular, and you can also enjoy autumn foliage. Climbing up the 1,425 stone steps, you will find a solemn temple with a rugged rock face in the background. Be sure to visit and see this magnificent view!

Mount Horaiji in Shinshiro City captivates visitors with its beautiful autumn foliage. With historic sites such as Horaiji Temple, Toshogu Shrine, and Niomon Gate scattered throughout, there's never a dull moment while hiking. It's also a place rich in nature, where Aichi Prefecture's official bird, the "Konohazuku," can be found. Climbing the 1,425 stone steps from Omotesando and taking in the view from the top is truly breathtaking. Why not create wonderful memories at this tourist spot where you can experience Japan's nature and culture?