It is an area of about 1 hectare located on a hill overlooking the hot spring town of Yunohira Onsen. It is said that the name was given because wild chrysanthemums once bloomed all over the mountain.The slopes of the mountain are dotted with stone Buddha statues called 88 Buddhas, and at the top is a statue of Kobo Daishi (Kukai). is enshrined here. You can also see a haiku monument written by the wandering haiku poet Taneda Santouka, who visited this area in 1930.
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2023.11.15
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