Highlights
- Known as the largest cedar on Mt. Amagi and a natural monument of Shizuoka Prefecture.
- Estimated to be over 400 years old, 53 m tall with a trunk 9.6 m around.
- It stands in the Mt. Amagi Natural Recreation Forest (Showa-no-Mori), and you can walk to it while enjoying forest bathing.
Contact & basic information
| Location | 静岡県伊豆市湯ヶ島(天城山自然休養林内) |
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| Contact | Forestry Agency, Izu Forest Office 0558-74-2522 |
| Visiting | Open access |
| Parking | Use the parking at Roadside Station "Amagigoe" |
| Access | About 45–50 min by bus from Shuzenji Station, get off at "Showa-no-Mori Kaikan" |
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