Mt. Takatori

High 319.9mです.

Original Text

It is a mountain located in the ward boundary between Suma Ward and Nagata Ward, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture, and is 319.9m at altitude. It is also called "Takatoriyama", but locals read it as "Takatori-san". It is located on the west side of the mountains of the Rokko mountains. There is also Takatori Jinja shrine, which is famous for Japanese mythology, 'Takemikazuchi no Mikoto' which is said to be the God of raijin and sword, and 'toyokehime no Mikoto' which is said to be the God of food. Is enshrined as the main deity. The two pillars are enshrined together with "Takatori Okami" and ...

Climbing from the ridge of Zenshoji Temple

Original Text

Go north from Itabashiku Station and climb the popular ＆ thin ridge on the left side of Zenshoji Temple. It is not suitable for the down scene such as peeling the branches of the tree or crossing the rocky area, but you can see the superb view over the rocky area. Once again, join the vertical course from a branch without a sign and reach the top of the mountain. There is a familiar cat in the teahouse on the approach.

From the bus stop in front of Takatori Danchi, you will arrive at Takatori Shrine at the top in ３０ minutes.

Original Text

I took a bus from Itabashiku Station to Takatori Danchi-mae, and then walked up the hiking road for about ３０ minutes. There is Takatori Shrine at the top. The deities are Takehiko and Toyojuhime no Mikoto. The view of the Suma Alps and Kobe city is wonderful. The mountain trail from the front of Takatori Danchi is divided into left and right in front of Takatori Daimyojin at the foot of the mountain. The course on the left is not recommended because it is a narrow and slightly rough mountain road via Takagami Falls.

Xumo の Mountain

Original Text

It is a small mountain located in the Suma district in the western part of Kobe City, and is also a shadowy existence. The name Takatori is very interesting.

A mysterious mountain trail that creates a unique landscape of devastated shrines

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The approach to Takatori Shrine on the top of the mountain is a mountain trail. １ It's a mountain that can be climbed in less than an hour from the foot of the mountain, but there are many teahouses along the way, and many people climb every morning. I see several companies to the top, but many are devastated and the sentimental scenery is impressive. There are many stray cats, which encourage the charming and tired body. The view from the top of the mountain is truly superb. It's not Fushimi Inari Shrine, but it's fun to dive in the row of torii gates over the years. I would like to recommend it to foreigners visiting Kobe ...