2270 Minamihirano, Nachikatsuura Town, Higashimuro District, Wakayama Prefecture
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Mount Myōhō, also known as Women's Koyasan, is a mountain offering panoramic views and home to Amidaji Temple at its summit. Located in Nachikatsura, Wakayama Prefecture, it stands at an elevation of 749 meters. Visitors can explore the historic Amidaji Temple, founded by Kobo Daishi Kukai, and enjoy the scenic views from the summit. The mountain is also known as the farthest place from which Mount Fuji can be seen, with a designated "Mount Myōhō Fujimidai" viewpoint. The area once housed a copper mine, which closed in 1972, leaving behind intriguing mining ruins. Access to the temple is via a narrow mountain road, best suited for experienced drivers or smaller vehicles. The serene atmosphere and historical significance make it a worthwhile destination for those visiting the Kumano Nachi area.
[Size] Elevation: 749m