Monte Haguro

Mount Haguro is a mountain with an altitude of 414 meters in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan. It is located on the northwest side of Mount Tsuki, the main peak of the three Dewa Mountains. It is famous for its 29-meter-tall five-story pagoda, which was built by the Kanto samurai Taira Shomon in the first year of Tenkei. It is one of the Buddhist buildings that enshrines gods and Buddhas. This mountain not only has rich historical and cultural heritage, but also provides magnificent natural scenery, attracting many tourists to visit.