According to folklore, Mt. Kurama, nestled in the rural foothills of northern Kyoto, is the dwelling place of Sojobo, the mythological King of the Tengu. Just a short journey from Kyoto, this mountainous area is renowned for its natural hot springs and a temple perched at its summit. Visitors can explore the serene trails, soak in the rejuvenating waters, and visit the historic temple, all while surrounded by the lush, tranquil beauty of the Japanese countryside.
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