The tree is estimated to be approximately 1,000 years old, and is one of the largest trees in Tokushima Prefecture, with a height of 26 m, trunk circumference of 16.72 m, and branching length of 52 m from east to west and 42 m from north to south.

Its branches spread evenly in all directions, giving it a beautiful tree shape. The huge trees, which resemble a forest, overwhelm visitors.

It is said that Kamo's large Kusu has been around since the Genpei period, and has been loved by people since ancient times. Rai Sanyo, a literary figure in the Edo period, is said to have praised Kamo's large camphor tree as 'the world's most famous tree'.

Free parking is available on the north side.