Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine

I learned here how to visit Japanese immortals, wash my hands first, and then there is a bell in front of the shrine that can shake. You have to shake it first to indicate that you are coming, and then you have to hit your hands once, and pray to the gods, and then hit your palms twice again. I personally think maybe it's a firm belief, then a courtesy.

The famous Shincangshan Asakusa Shrine Observation Deck, many people will look at Mount Fuji here. Unfortunately, in early April, the cherry blossoms in front of the Zhongling Tower were not open. The distant Mount Fuji was also covered by clouds. Looking at the unopened cherry blossoms and shy Mount Fuji, I could only sigh and leave. I regret not coming in the morning when the weather is so good.

You must not bring luggage here, because you need to climb more than 500 steps, if you bring luggage or a heavy backpack, you must be finished. The most perfect viewing spot, the blue white top of the mountain, plus the red and black tower.

A serene and secluded shrine known for its spring water believed to bring good fortune

Really good, have a chance to see it together.

Because of the rain and fog, I can't see Mount Fuji anywhere. The original five-piece itinerary was changed to this place. I didn't expect it to be so beautiful. Each of the towering ancient trees is a scenery. The quiet gardens, every touch of deep and shallow green, are washing the hearts of the people in the city for a long time. Exquisite, even after a hundred years, it is still exquisite. The entire Yoshida City, at the foot of Mount Fuji, is not only beautiful because of Mount Fuji, but also worth coming here even if you don't see Mount Fuji.

I believe you must have seen the postcard of Mount Fuji. The pink cherry blossoms in front of Mount Fuji may be the red leaves of the mountain, but the same thing is that there is a scarlet five-fold tower on the right. This shooting location is located in Yoshida City, in the Xincangshan Asakusa Park. The five-fold tower, called the Chung Ling Tower, is part of the Asakusa Shrine and is also known to be a great place to watch Mount Fuji.