Nanakoshi-toge Pass Kyozukayama Kenhotohon
Sutra mound #11. In days gone by, Nanakoshi-toge Pass was a major route connecting the Kii region and Osaka. To the west of the pass is Mount Kyozuka, and on its summit is a heap of stone—a sutra mound. In the woods to the east of the pass is Shichidai-ryuo-sha Shrine, which was mentioned in the Kii Shoku-fudoki, an early 19th century geography record. A Shugendo training site is believed to have existed nearby. You can also find a stone monument commemorating a travelers’ teahouse that operated until the early Showa Period (late 1920s to early 1940s).
| Inquiries | Cultural Heritage Utilization Division, Izumi City Education Board 0725-99-8163 |
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| Address | Chichioni-cho, Izumi-shi, Osaka Prefecture |
| Access | 15 min. drive from Katsuragi-nishi IC on Keinawa Expressway |
| Admission | — |
| Hours | — |
| Closed | — |
| Parking | None |