Goshikidai Plateau
香川県
A 400-meter plateau straddling Takamatsu and Sakaide, with five named peaks and counted among the Seven Peaks of Sanuki; part of Setonaikai National Park, it is home to pilgrimage temples #81 Shiromineji and #82 Negoroji.
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1000
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Historic Site
Founded 1000
1026 years
Overview
Goshikidai is a 400-meter plateau straddling Takamatsu and Sakaide, named for its five peaks (Blue, Yellow, Red, White, Black). Viewpoints overlook the inland sea, and pilgrimage temples #81 Shiromineji and #82 Negoroji make it sacred. Part of Setonaikai National Park and counted among the Seven Peaks of Sanuki.
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Goshikidai is a plateau of approximately 400 meters straddling Takamatsu and Sakaide in Kagawa Prefecture, said to take its name from its five peaks: Blue, Yellow, Red, White, and Black. The area has long been revered as a sacred site in Sanuki. Temple No. 81 on the Shikoku Pilgrimage, Shiromineji, …
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