Mt Asahiyama. - Kosai Uji

Last year's typhoon made the tree fall and it was refreshing, but it is a place where there are few people and you can relax

There are few people. Pretty nice view.

There seemed to be valuable cultural heritage. Gyeong's 5th year is like 1651

I will climb the mountain behind in front of the Tale of Genji Museum. A signpost came out from the station in the middle of the mountain without any sign. There are no tourists compared to Byodo-in Temple, so you can enjoy your time alone.

If you look closely at the map, it seems that the mountain trail from the Uji River in the west to this point continues. After a light tour of that side, I didn't notice it and was guided by the Google Maps navigation system, driving around the mountain clockwise and accessing it from the opposite eastern residential area. A chain was stretched and blocked just before the destination by the guidance of the navigation system, so I parked my car in a row at the car that was parked earlier, and I had no choice but to pave the chain. I illegally invaded across the mountain and proceeded on foot, but it seems to be a facility of Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc., and a device that does not know whether it is unmanned or manned is operating on a waterway like a pond. Proceed to the side of it, pass by the graveyard on the way to a decent road, and then re-enter the mountain road via the paved road, which may have merged with the road from the west, and people who are like a local walk After climbing the last zigzag mountain trail, I finally arrived at Kannon-san's temple and the cliff next to it, while passing by people with a solid hiking style. To be honest, I thought it would be a little easier, and the view of the observatory is not overlooking 180 ° because the left and right sides are blocked by miscellaneous trees. I was happy that I could continue walking and reach my destination without giving up ?

There was a peak called Asahiyama on the way from Daikichiyama to Amagase Dam, so when I climbed it, Kannon-sama was on the summit! I saw it as a place that is cherished by the locals