Daibutsu, Kuzuharaoka

There are steep stairs and a slope immediately after entering the Daibutsu Course. Once that is cleared, the rest of the course is relatively gentle.
On the way, in the mountains, there is a tree garden. The seating arrangement preserves the natural landscape, providing an atmosphere that cannot be experienced in the city.
Walking along the mountain ridge path, you will gradually come to a residential area. There are few open vista points, but there is a view spot in the latter half of the trail as you approach a residential area. Walking along the paved road in the residential area, you will enter Genjiyama Park. At the Kuzuharaoka Shrine, you can have a matchmaking ceremony, break sake cups to ward off bad luck, and take a break at the Komorebi Plaza. Zenarai Benzaiten is also a 5-minute walk away.
The Keshizaka cut-through in Genjiyama Park is short, but allows visitors to experience the severity of the cut-throughs of the time.
From here, the trail to Jochi-ji Temple is gentle up to Tenbashira Peak, but there is a steep descent near Tenbashira Peak.
The precincts of Jochi-ji Temple at the goal point are surprisingly large and interesting spaces. If you have time, please visit the temple.