H01 Mt.Takao

One Hour by Train from Shinjuku

Visited by Three Million People Annually

The Blend of Nature and a Spiritual Ambiance

How to Get There by Train

Takaosanguchi Station: Keio Takao Line

What’s It Like?

In just one hour from Shinjuku, you can reach the trailhead of Mount Takao, a 599-meter high mountain. Drawing in three million visitors annually, this mountain not only boasts natural beauty but also houses the venerable temple, Yakuoin, nestled midway up, offering a glimpse of spiritual serenity. With well-maintained hiking trails and the convenience of cable cars and lifts, the ascent to the summit caters to varying levels of fitness. From the mountaintop, you can enjoy panoramic views stretching from the skyscrapers of Tokyo to Yokohama, and even catch a glimpse of majestic Mount Fuji.

Takaosan-guchi Statiton
To the Trailhead
Cable Car Station
Cable Car
Approach
Torii Gate
Yakuo-in Main Hall
Tengu Sculptures
At the Top of the Mountain
View of Mount Fuji from the Summit
Stone Lantern
Inariyama Route