Just next to the Fuji World Heritage Center, walk along the river for about 2 minutes. It is the only two-story shrine in Japan. It is also the more beautiful shrine I have seen. It is the general office of Asakusa Shrine.
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Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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Mount Fuji Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine, built in 806, is the general Hongu of about 1,300 Sengen shrines in Japan and the center of Fuji belief. It has been worshipped since the Heian period (794–1185 AD), and the current shrine was built thanks to the special protection of Tokugawa Ieyasu. In addition, with the donation of Tokugawa Ieyasu as an opportunity, the eighth station and above of Mount Fuji are managed as the "Goshen Body" where the gods and Buddhas live. There is a spring of Mount Fuji in the shrine: "Yongyu Pond". In ancient times, Taoists used to purify their body and mind before climbing Mount Fuji. This pool comes from the melting of snow on Mount Fuji. Water from the snowmelt of Mount Fuji, gushing through several layers of lava, created this pool, which is designated as a special nature reserve. In the vast courtyard, there are many beautiful and solemn buildings, and the main hall is a spectacular two-story structure. During the cherry blossom season, the vermilion main hall with Mt. Fuji as the background and the blossoming cherry blossoms complement each other, presenting a picturesque and exquisite picture.
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Just next to the Fuji World Heritage Center, walk along the river for about 2 minutes. It is the only two-story shrine in Japan. It is also the more beautiful shrine I have seen. It is the general office of Asakusa Shrine.
It is a place where you can see Fuji vividly. It is another good option. To see Fuji from another angle
Legend has it that during the 7th generation of Emperor Xiaoling, Mount Fuji erupted and the surrounding area was long desolate. For three years, Emperor Chuiren was the town's sacrifice to Mount Fuji spirit, and the god of the mountain palace was sacrificed to the god of the Asakusa, and slowly later became the palace of the Asakusa Shrine.
Located in the center of Fuji Palace, one of the heritage points of Mount Fuji
Asakusa Shrine is one of the shrines of Shintoism in Japan, mainly worshipping volcanic gods, especially Mount Fuji. The top of the mountain is the most beautiful.
The Shallow Shrine of the Imperial Chamber of the Dai Shi is the oldest Shrine in Mount Fuji, which was built in 699. The shrine is very large. There are many snack stalls at the foot of the mountain. The baked potatoes at the snack stall are the favorite. (Back Mountain is Mount Fuji)