Hitoana Fujiko Ruins

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After going to the Asagiri area, I visited for a restroom break. Since it is a weekday, there was a group of visitors coming because there was no volunteer guide. It is maintained due to the constituent factors of the World Heritage Site, but locals do not use this road very much because they pass through the back road to get here. If you are interested in Mt. Fuji, you should visit it.

"My Wife Mirror" にも Debut する Mount Fuji Faith の Field

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It is one of the constituent assets of the World Heritage "Mt. Fuji". The lava cave, which was a place of worship, and the many monuments built for the purpose of commemorating "Ko" show that Mt. Fuji has been a place of worship since ancient times. The newest monument here was from the Showa period. If you go around with Fujiyoshida and Asama Shrine in Fujinomiya, you can see the spread and connection well.

1/１９, Asahi Misty Plateau の Renxu Fuji talk about relics を See you at school, see you at する.

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The post finally became １０００ times up. I visited the Hitoana Fujiko ruins for the first time because it was related to Mt. Fuji and Asama Taisha Shrine registered as World Heritage Sites. The Hitoana Fujiko ruins are located in the precincts of Hitoana Asama Shrine. At the time of the eruption of Mt. Fuji, there are caves "human holes" of about 83 ｍ in the formed lava flow, and more than 300 monuments built by Fuji lecturers. Here, there was a county road (Human An Road) leading to the Koshu Highway and the county area of Yamanashi Prefecture. The deity of Hitoana Asama Shrine is Konohana ...

Lava cave, a place of faith in Fuji

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It is a large cave made of lava on Mt. Fuji, with a length of ９０ｍ and a height of ６ｍ. It seems that there are about ３０ lava caves around it, but the cave of the human cave is the largest. It was a training ground for Mt. Fuji worship in the Edo period, and it was a sacred place I worshiped after climbing Mt. Fuji. Currently, you can't enter the cave, you just have to look into it from the entrance. Beside the cave is the stone pagoda of Hitoana Asama Jinja shrine and Fuji Ko, and the stone pagoda is shaped like a gravestone, and when it appears on both sides of the approach to the shrine, it is facial ...