Two details from “An Illustrated Guide to Mount Kōya” (高野山案内図), a woodblock print map published during the Edo Period (1600-1868), the top detail showing the Oku no In area (奥の院) with its vast cemetery and the bottom one the central Danjōgaran area (壇上伽藍) with the Great Pagoda (根本大塔) and other key buildings
Images from the extensively illustrated site of the New Historic Map Society of Japan (新日本古地図学会), posted July 14, 2013 (see source)











