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Kamikatsu, Tokushima / 山犬嶽

Mt. Yamainu-dake

A 997.6 m mountain, named after rocks at the old summit said to look like a wild dog with its mouth open; its giant rocks and moss make the whole mountain a natural sanctuary. A steep path through deciduous old-growth forest leads to the Daishi-do hall of Ryuozan Tokoji, surrounded by giant cedars, and stone Buddhas of a miniature Shikoku 88-temple course stand in the forest. The view to the south is excellent, with autumn leaves recommended.

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28 Sept 2026

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27 Dec 2026

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There is no car park at the trailhead; park about 2 km before it and walk.

Checked 28 Sept 2026 on the official site
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Address: Kamikatsu, Tokushima (Japanese address: 徳島県勝浦郡上勝町大字生実 山犬嶽)

Official site: https://www.east-tokushima.jp/spot/detail.php?id=87&page=1

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Recommended in the autumn-leaf season.

Checked 28 Sept 2026 on the official site
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