Takeyama Fudoin Temple

Looking at Older Japanese construction methods

Our trip to Japan was to explore its history culture art and architecture. Older homes and temples especially, openly show the joinery and building methods of many centuries past. Quite interesting f...

Superb view point

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The view of Mt. Fuji is wonderful from the mountain trail near the shrine. Also, from the observatory at the top, you can see Oshima across Tokyo Bay. It is an open landscape like climbing a tower. There was a rest area under the observatory, and some people had a picnic with their families. There are no shops, so you may bring a light meal with you.

Last year の Typhoon の Impact が

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I went back and forth from Tsukuihama. The mountain trail changed considerably from the previous impression. First of all, the first climb was in the field before. This time it was a large 々 solar power generation facility. And I saw footprints that cleaned up fallen trees everywhere on the mountain trail, and I felt the difficulty of the big nail marks of the typhoon last fall. It is imagined that the collapse of a giant tree, which seems to be due to strong winds, had a heavy burden on the local community. Still, Fudoin ... at altitude 200 ｍ

にある No move on the top of Wushan Mountain

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I came by hiking from Keikyu Nagasawa Station via Miura Fuji. (About an hour and a half from the station) It is Fudoson at the top of Mt. Takeyama. It's not a hike like me, but a roadway runs from the foot of the mountain, so you can go there without difficulty. At the top of Mt. Take, there is an observatory area with azaleas spreading around and this Fudoson. There are many magnificent shrines and Fudo-san such as 〇〇 Fudo around. 1/28 seems to be crowded with the first Fudo fair, but ...

The surroundings are beautiful with azaleas.

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５ Moon is here at the top of Mt. Takeyama, where the azalea festival is held. I came to Takeyama by walking from Miura Fuji area. It's about ２００ｍ, but when you're in the direction of Tsukuihama, the slope is tight.