Yamiya Sengen Jinja Shrine

Tentang Yamiya Sengen Jinja Shrine

The Yohai-sho (Remote Worship Site) is a vital spot to experience the history of Mount Fuji worship.
The lava stone walls and rows create a unique landscape where natural topography and man-made ritual spaces merge.
You can observe the Hokodate-ishi, which preserves the traces of the sacred "Yamamiya Goshinko" ritual.
Visiting on a clear, sunny day allows you to fully appreciate the original purpose of the site: gazing at Mount Fuji.
On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, you can receive professional explanations from specialized guides at the information center.

Tips

Payment

Cash only (for information center/services)

Language

English support available via Mount Fuji World Heritage guides (Sat, Sun, & Holidays only)

Reservation

No reservation required for the information center (visit during opening hours)

Clothing

Comfortable walking shoes are recommended due to lava terrain and stone steps

Photography

Allowed, except in restricted areas (inside the Yohai-sho fence)

Accessibility

Limited for wheelchairs due to uneven terrain and stone steps

Etiquette

Strictly prohibited to enter the restricted area inside the Yohai-sho fence

The Yohai-sho (Remote Worship Site) is a vital spot to experience the history of Mount Fuji worship.
The lava stone walls and rows create a unique landscape where natural topography and man-made ritual spaces merge.
You can observe the Hokodate-ishi, which preserves the traces of the sacred "Yamamiya Goshinko" ritual.
Visiting on a clear, sunny day allows you to fully appreciate the original purpose of the site: gazing at Mount Fuji.
On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, you can receive professional explanations from specialized guides at the information center.

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