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-Spot introduction-

(Brief introduction for each spot)

・Arakurayama Sengen Shrine (adjacent to Arakurayama Sengen Park and Chureito Pagoda)

A classic and popular spot where you can enjoy Mt. Fuji, cherry blossoms, and a five-storied pagoda all at once!

Arakurayama Sengen Park is a Mt.Fuji view spot that you cannot miss. There is an observatory point on the hillside of Mt. Arakura, and you can see it from an angle that looks down on beautiful Mt. In addition, you can enjoy the beautiful nature of each season, such as cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn. Especially in spring, about 650 cherry blossom trees are in full bloom, and the five-storied pagoda (Chureito Pagoda), cherry blossoms, and Mt. In recent years, it has become very popular among tourists from overseas as a spot where you can enjoy both Mt. are collecting.

In February 2022, a new observation deck will also open, making it easier to take pictures.

In addition, within the precincts of the shrine, there is a spot where you can see Mt.

・Arayayama Shrine

A power spot that boasts tremendous popularity for increasing financial luck as one of Japan's three major financial luck shrines

Arayayama Shrine, which was founded in 1534, is located on a small hill where virgin forests grow near water sources and forests. It has been believed even by craftsmen. In recent years, it has been known as one of Japan's leading power spots as the "Fortune Shrine", and many people from all over the country come to worship. The main shrine, which is enshrined in a quiet forest, welcomes visitors with a solemn atmosphere. To pray for better luck with money, there are rules for visiting the temple, so please follow them. After visiting the main shrine, go to the inner shrine at the second stage of Mt. Fuji. The secluded Okumiya is surrounded by the clear air of Mt. Fuji, and you will feel solemn. You can get goshuin at two places, the main shrine and the inner shrine, which are also very popular with worshipers.

*Okumiya is closed in winter.

・Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine

Fujiyoshida's premier Sengen shrine, which has a history of more than 1900 years with Mt. Fuji

Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, which is one of the constituent assets of the World Heritage site of Mt. Fuji, is a historic shrine that represents Fujiyoshida.

Surrounded by cedar forests with thick trunks, as you walk along the approach with stone lanterns on both sides of the road, you will feel a solemn atmosphere and you will be greeted by the “Mt. Fuji Otorii”. This torii is one of the largest wooden torii gates in Japan, and its majestic appearance will take your breath away. In addition, before visiting the shrine, washing your hands with the cold melted snow water from Mt.

The worship hall is narrowly decorated with offerings that give you a sense of Mt. Fuji worship, and the main hall is decorated with finely crafted decorations, giving you a sense of history. To the left and right of the worship hall are the 1,000-year-old “Fujitaro Cedar” and “Meoto Hinoki” sacred trees.

Every year on July 1st, a festival called "Mountain Opening" and at the end of August "Mountain Closing Festival" are held here, making the short summer mountain season exciting.

In 2017, the front shrine was newly designated as an important cultural property, and a total of 11 buildings are designated as important cultural properties.

・Fuji Yamashita Shrine Komuro Sengen Shrine (get off/dismiss)

A shrine with a long and distinguished history, nicknamed “Shimosengen” where white horses welcome you.

Fujiyamashitagu Komuro Sengen Shrine is located in the center of the Shimoyoshida district of Fujiyoshida. Locally, it is called "Shimosengen" and is a popular shrine. Founded in 807, it has been at the center of the lives and beliefs of the people living in the northern foothills of Mt. Fuji. The Tsutsugayu Festival, which is held annually on January 14th and 15th, is famous for its 800-year-old traditional event that predicts the yield of the year's crops and the number of climbers on Mt. Fuji. Also, the Yabusame Festival held on September 18th and 19th every year is different from Yabusame, where you shoot targets on horseback to practice martial arts. As a very rare Yabusame Shinto ritual for fortune-telling, and as a local autumn tradition, many visitors come.

10:00 Meet at designated place

10:10 Arakurayama Sengen Shrine

10:10 Goshuin of Arakurayama Sengen Shrine

11:00 Arayayama Shrine

11:25 North Exit Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine

11:25 North Exit Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine

12:00 Get off at Fuji Yamashitagu Komuro Sengen Shrine and end

12:00 Get off at Fuji Yamashitagu Komuro Sengen Shrine and end

12:00 Get off at Fuji Yamashitagu Komuro Sengen Shrine and end