Nakayama Senkyo (Ebisudani)

A group of rocky peaks that seems to separate Ebisudani. The Iwafune group that cleaves the sky has been a long-lasting object of awe, and in the ancient documents of the Heian era, it is expressed as a place where the devil lives. However, the rocky peak became known as a "senkyo" and was used as a training ground where the monks come and go, and it became a source linking the East and West cultures. Also, this place was used as a hideout from the fleeting world by people such as Ashikaga Takauji and Yoshida Mitsuyoshi.