Train: JR East Chuo Main Line, Yamanashi City Station (approx. 60-minute walk or 10-minute taxi ride)
Highway Bus: From Basuta Shinjuku, take the Chuo Expressway Bus to the Ichinomiya bus stop (10-minute walk)
Car:
5 minutes from the Katsunuma IC on the Chuo Expressway, turn right at the "Ishi" signal
From Kofu, turn left at the "Ichinomiya Asama Jinja Entrance" Show route
Op.Hours
Open 24 hours
Cld.Days
None
Fee
Free
INFO
The grounds are expansive and perfect for a relaxing stroll. Nearby, you'll find historical sites such as Kai-na Shrine and the ruins of Kai Kokubun-ji Temple, adding to the rich cultural experience.
Ichinomiya Asama Jinja Shrine, located in Fuefuki City, Yamanashi Prefecture, is an ancient shrine that has long been the object of people's faith. As the Ichinomiya of Kai Province, it boasts a long history and tradition.
The enshrined deity is Konohanasakuya-hime-no-mikoto (literally, "Princess who makes blossoms bloom"), a goddess associated with Mount Fuji. She is revered as the deity embodying Mount Fuji, and the shrine has been a center of Mount Fuji worship since ancient times. According to shrine traditions, it was founded at the foot of a sacred mountain in January of the 8th year of Emperor Suinin's reign, and later moved to its present location in 865 (during the Jogan era).
Ichinomiya Asama Jinja Shrine is a place enveloped in tranquil atmosphere, surrounded by history and nature. Towering cedar trees over 1200 years old stand tall, and the lush greenery of the grounds soothes the hearts of visitors. There are many historical structures and plants, including the main hall built in 1672 (during the Kanbun era), and the Meoto-ume (husband and wife plum trees), designated as a Yamanashi Prefectural Natural Monument.
There are also spots within the shrine grounds known as power spots.
Ichinomiya Asama Jinja Shrine is beloved by many as a place to touch history, connect with nature, and enjoy a peaceful time. Be sure to visit!
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