Shoshazan

Shoshazan is a mountain located in Japan, historically significant as the site of Enryaku-ji Temple, a key center of Japanese Buddhism established in the 8th century. It features a series of sacred sites, temples, and scenic landscapes, making it both a spiritual destination and a popular hiking area. The mountain’s religious importance is linked to the Tendai sect of Buddhism, fostering a deep sense of cultural heritage. Visitors can explore historic temples, enjoy panoramic views, and experience a tranquil environment that blends natural beauty with spiritual history.