There is a large Japanese cedar tree on Mt. Takao that is said to be 700 years old, and the cedar-lined approach to the shrine enhances the scenery. There are also various legends associated with the cedar trees. Moreover, the artificial forest planted by the shogunate official Egawa Tarozaemon at the end of the Edo period (1603–1867) still remains.
| Location | Inside Mt. Takao, Takao-machi |
|---|---|
| access | Keio Takao Line Takaosanguchi Station ⇒ 5-minute walk ⇒ Mt. Takao Cable Car Kiyotaki Station ~ Mt. Takao Station ⇒ 5-minute walk~ |
| Map (Google map will open) |
Japanese Cedars of Mt. Takao |
| Related links | Meshi-mori Cedar of Mt. Takao |