Ki no Tsurayuki’s Grave

  • History & Culture

North central

Highlights & Introduction

Ki no Tsurayuki is a representative tanka poet of the collection of ancient waka poems known as the “Kokin Wakashu”. His grave is quietly located mid-way up Mt. Hieizan 300 meters to the south from Hieizan Sakamoto Cable Railway’s Motate Yama Station.

Access

Address

4220 Sakamotohonmachi, Otsu, Shiga 520-0116, Japan

By train

20 min walk from Hieizan Sakamoto Cable Railway’s Motate Yama Station

Access from Kyoto

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Monday: Open 24 hours
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