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The park maintained a corner of the Japanese red pine forest on the way to the Yoshitaguchi mountain trail. There is a spacious lawn square and a 1.5km walk course that goes through the forest, and you can enjoy walking and bird watching in the park. On the walk, there are 13 works on the theme of children by stone carver, Shozo Hamada.

Fuji Michi, whose lodging facilities for the Edo period Fuji Sashō (Fuji Climbing as a Faith) ran through the houses, stands on current National Route 139 and is also the central symbol of Fujiyoshida. After collapsing due to a large storm and offering during the war, the current copper torii became the fourth generation, and was erected in 1955.

During the Edo period, the master took care of the lodging and meals of the Fuji-shōshō devotees who attended Mount Fuji, and in his daily routine carried out missionary activities and prayers for the Mount Fuji faith. In the present-day Kamiyoshida district of Fujiyoshida, there were more than 80 houses of the master's house during its prime, it said. Of the approximately 20 surviving houses, the former Tokawa family house is open to the public. There is a main house built in Meiwa 5 (1768), and a remote parlor with a fine shrine (Kamitana). Inside, there is a display of materials from the Fuji scheme, such as tools and mountain climbing costumes, which have been used by the Togawa family. It is a nationally designated Important Cultural Property and a constituent asset of the World Heritage Site "Mount Fuji-Objects of Faith and Sources of Art".

The shrine is located at the starting point of the Mount Fuji Kitaguchi mountain trail and has a 1900 yunto. It is the center of the Fuji Faith and is also a constituent asset of the Mount Fuji World Cultural Heritage. There is a solemn atmosphere in the precincts, such as mossy stone lanterns lining the approach to the approach of the old cedar on the left and right, an 18m-high large bird, an old-fashioned and pale Kagura, and a heavy main shrine (important cultural property). The main shrine is located on the left and right sides of the main shrine, and the main shrine of the Nishinomiya (Important Cultural Property). Higashi-gū was the one that Shingen Takeda had donated. Standing at the back right of Nishinomiya, Torii is the entrance of Yoshitaguchi Mountain Trail.

In addition to an open-air bath made from the lava of Mount Fuji, a day-trip bathing facility with a bifurcated calcium carbonate hot spring and a Himalayan salt bath. The open-air bath is a microbubble that produces ultra-fine bubbles, and it is reputed that fine bubbles will let the fatigued substance out of the body.

A long-established yūkō (1856) of the founding Ansei 3 (1856). The wooden two-story building and the beams strung over the high ceilings of the bathroom speak of history. There is no open-air bath, but the atmosphere is open, and the Pingyuan garden spreads out outside the window, and you can see the flowers of the four seasons, including cherry blossoms in spring and hydrangeas in early summer. The black granite bath is deep-stepped, and the consideration of anti-slip processing is also nice. Let's relax while enjoying the tea with the boiling water of the furnace.

A hot spring facility that boasts one of Japan's largest solid wooden bathrooms. Hydrogen carbonate hot springs with 20 kinds of efficacy are said to have a high skin effect. There are also outdoor baths and granite baths, as well as spa treatments and restaurants. From the rest building, you can see the majestic Mount Fuji in front of you.

A workshop of original folk art made by a folk art writer, Hiromasa Omata, and all of them are handmade, such as a clay bell, a Japanese paper doll, and a kappa from Kawaguchiko, based on the folk tales of the land. It is also sold at Saiko Yashi no Satoneba.

A general merchandise and furniture store located near Wujiangji-dori. Based on the concept of "things that can be used for a long time without getting tired", the product has a simple and gentle texture. In particular, "R & D." has an atelier in the same Fujiyoshida city. M.Co "quality linen items, as well as the writer's abundance of furniture.

The campsite is surrounded by red pine forest at an altitude of about 1000m. In addition to the auto camping site, there are about 60 buildings including log cottages and mobile homes. With air conditioning, air conditioning and barbecue facilities, you can feel free to enjoy the outdoors.