A shrine that has long been a center of Mount Fuji faith, attracting devotees for centuries. The breathtaking view of the majestic Mount Fuji is truly awe-inspiring.
Shrines and Temples
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Highlights
The main hall's distinctive "Asama-zukuri" architecture, an Important Cultural Property
Wakutamai Pond, where Mount Fuji's groundwater springs forth
The majestic view of Mount Fuji
A power spot, perfect for mental and physical rejuvenation
Goshuin (temple seals) and ema (votive plaques) available at the shrine office
Fuji Sengen Shrine (Fuji-honmiya Asama Taisha), located in Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture, is a renowned shrine known as a sacred site of Mount Fuji worship. As the head shrine of over 1,300 Asama Shrines nationwide, it has garnered deep reverence for generations.
The main hall, designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan, is particularly noteworthy. Its unique two-storied "Asama-zukuri" architectural style, painted a vibrant vermillion, exudes a sacred aura. This distinctive style is deeply intertwined with Mount Fuji worship.
Within the shrine grounds lies Wakutamai Pond, where pristine groundwater from Mount Fuji emerges. This remarkably clear water has long been revered as "sacred water of Fuji" and is an object of faith.
The magnificent view of Mount Fuji is another captivating aspect of Fuji Sengen Shrine. On a clear day, the majestic peak dominates the horizon, offering a truly awe-inspiring spectacle.
Fuji Sengen Shrine, nestled amidst history and nature, serves as a powerful spiritual spot, offering visitors tranquility and revitalization. It's the perfect destination for those seeking mental and physical rejuvenation.
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