Sights in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka

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• 人穴富士講遺跡

  

  Hitoana Fuji-ko Historic Site

  #1 ranked in Fujinomiya

  A historic site around the Hitoana lava cave, where Fuji-ko founder Hasegawa Kakugyo practiced, with more than 200 stone monuments.

• 朝霧高原

  

  Asagiri Highlands

  #4 ranked in Fujinomiya

  Highlands at about 700 to 1,000 meters on Mount Fuji's west foot, in Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park since 1936, with open views and pastures.

• 狩宿の下馬桜と井出館

  Kariyado no Geba-zakura and Ide-kan

  #5 ranked in Fujinomiya

  Ide-kan, a surviving mid-Edo farmhouse, shares its grounds with 800-year-old Geba-zakura, a national special natural monument.

• 奇石博物館

  

  Kiseki Museum

  #6 ranked in Fujinomiya

  This hands-on museum shows about 2,000 of some 20,000 rare stones and minerals, including ones that bend or display images.

• 日本盲導犬総合センター「盲導犬の里　富士ハーネス」

  Fuji Harness Guide Dog Village

  #9 ranked in Fujinomiya

  Japan's only guide-dog training center open without reservation, offering daily demonstrations at the foot of Mount Fuji.

• 静岡県富士山世界遺産センター

  Shizuoka Prefecture Mount Fuji World Heritage Center

  #12 ranked in Fujinomiya

  An inverted-cone wooden lattice reflected in water forms Mount Fuji; inside, a 193-meter spiral slope simulates the climb.

• 富士山本宮浅間大社

  Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha

  #13 ranked in Fujinomiya

  Head shrine of over 1,300 Sengen shrines; Ieyasu donated its vermilion hall in thanks for his Sekigahara victory.

• 白糸ノ滝（白糸の滝）

  Shiraito Falls

  #14 ranked in Fujinomiya

  Hundreds of clear springs of Mount Fuji snowmelt fall from a curved cliff 20 meters high and 150 meters wide.

• 田貫湖

  Lake Tanuki

  #15 ranked in Fujinomiya

  A calm lake 3.3 kilometers around, at 660 meters on Asagiri Highlands, mirrors Mount Fuji when winds stop.

• 村山浅間神社

  Murayama Sengen Shrine

  #16 ranked in Fujinomiya

  A Mount Fuji World Heritage shrine said to have been founded in 806 by Sakanoue no Tamuramaro.

• 山宮浅間神社

  Yamamiya Sengen Shrine

  #18 ranked in Fujinomiya

  The oldest Sengen shrine, predecessor of Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha, and part of Mount Fuji's World Heritage.