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Event Overview

Mount Naritayama, Japan's best fuji religion. The 28th of every month is an immovable fend, and it is crowded with many worshipers as an early fend of the year. Image courtesy: Naritayama Shinkōji

Info

JR Narita Station → 10 minutes on foot; or Keisei Narita Station → 10 minutes on foot
4km 10 minutes from Narita IC on the Tokan East Road via National Route 295/51

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events


Naritasan Shinjoji Temple

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