"Yama no Eki" is located along the approach to Mt. Daisen near the trailhead. Inside, you'll find a wide selection of unique souvenirs and local specialties, including Daisen G Beer, branded dorayaki pancakes, and miniature manhole covers. This single-story facility is perfect for stopping by on your way back from hiking or worship, and features an indoor rest area and ample information corner. It's also easily accessible from the nearby Montbell Daisen store, making it convenient for purchasing additional gear and checking field information.

The adjacent "Bakery Cafe SANDO" offers freshly baked bread made with wheat from the foot of Mt. Daisen, fragrant coffee, and light meals made with local ingredients. Breakfast is available during certain seasons, making it the perfect place to fuel up for an early climb. Outside the building, strolling the approach to the temple is enjoyable. Walking to Daisen-ji Temple and the Okumiya Shrine of Ogamiyama Shrine offers a taste of the "mountain worship path" through forests and moss-covered cobblestones. For those who prefer driving, a classic itinerary includes working up a sweat at the nearby Goenyuin Temple and enjoying the view of the Sea of ​​Japan in the evening.