香港六合彩即时开奖

Fuji Sengen-jinja

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A necessary preliminary to the Mt Fuji ascent is a visit to this atmospheric shrine (8th century, rebuilt 1800s) dedicated to Sakuya-hime, the goddess of the mountain. An avenue of towering cedars leads to the main gate, which is rebuilt every 60 years (slightly larger each time); and its two one-tonne mikoshi (portable shrines), used in the annual Yoshida no Himatsuri festival. From Fujisan Station it's a 20-minute uphill walk, or take a bus to Sengen-jinja-mae (楼150, five minutes).

The wooden torii (gate) at the rear of the shrine is the original trailhead (station 0) of the Yoshida pilgrimage up Mt Fuji (called the Yoshidaguchi Trail), though nowadays nearly all climbers halve the distance by starting their ascent at the fifth station.


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Nearby Fuji Five Lakes attractions

2. Kanadorii

0.89 MILES

A symbol of Mt Fuji worship, this gate was first constructed in 1788 (though the present one dates to 1955), and in clear weather frames picture-postcard鈥

3. Fujiyama Art Museum

1.2 MILES

Should the weather thwart your chances of seeing the real thing, this contemporary gallery space contains a fine collection of Mt Fuji paintings by鈥

4. Fujisan World Heritage Center

1.61 MILES

The flashy South Hall of this visitor centre has imaginative, interactive displays detailing the spiritual and geological history of the mountain, as well鈥

5. Churei-t艒 Pagoda

2.17 MILES

One of the classic Fuji postcard views has this five-tiered red pagoda in the foreground surrounded by cherry blossoms. It's actually a war memorial,鈥

6. Ide Sake Brewery

2.69 MILES

This small-scale brewery has been producing sake using Mt Fuji spring water for 21 generations. Tours (9.30am and 3pm; 40 minutes) provide a fascinating鈥

7. Kubota Itchiku Art Museum

4.31 MILES

In a Gaud铆-influenced building above the lake, this charming museum displays the kimono art of Kubota Itchiku (1917鈥2003). You might see Mt Fuji in the鈥

8. 碍艒测艒-诲补颈

6.5 MILES

There are good views of Mt Fuji from this lookout building, especially popular in autumn when the Aokigahara Forest is a sea of red. It's a 30-minute walk鈥