Overview
A lava plateau in Takamatsu, known as the battlefield of the Genpei war.
About this place
Yashima is a plateau-like mountain 292 m in elevation in Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture. As a mountain it is a satoyama under 300 m, but as described below it is well known as a place for sightseeing, history and hiking. The name 'Yashima' comes from its roof-like shape, and it is a symbol of Takamatsu. It has also been a landmark marking the sea routes of the Seto Inland Sea since ancient times, and was a strategic point on the Seto Inland Sea.
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