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Sights in Kofushi, Yamanashi
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Yamanashi Wine Kingdom
Unique wines await visitors at sacred Shosenkyo Gorge.
Yamanashi Prefectural Library
The facility accepts service dogs and has wheelchair ramps, infant rooms, and accessible toilets.
Kaiterasu
Kaiterasu accepts assistance dogs and offers wheelchair access, infant facilities, and an AED.
Budo no Hayakawa Sono
Natural Foods Organic Village
A business offering natural foods, named Organic Village.
Dei Kinue Noen 10 Ban
Ichigo Kan Kubota
Takeda-no-Mori Recreation Forest Wildlife Center
This wildlife center holds 436 specimens and materials to promote protection of declining wildlife.
Tozawa Yuran Budo Sono
Daisen-ji Temple
Daisen-ji Temple is a Buddhist temple.
Maizuru Castle Park
Part of historic Kofu Castle, this park offers wide views plus stone walls, a turret, and gates.
Yamanashi Chugin Financial Museum
Yamanashi Chugin Financial Museum is a museum of finance.
Kanazakura Shrine
A shrine venerating Mount Kinpo at the top of Shosenkyo, a national special scenic site.
Takeda Shrine
Dedicated to Takeda Shingen, this 1919 shrine stands on the Tsutsujigasaki mansion site and displays Takeda treasures.
Hijikata Orchid and Strawberry Garden
A garden for orchids and strawberries.
Kofu City Historical Park
Kofu City Historical Park is a historical park in Kofu City.
Yumura Forest Takenaka Eitaro Memorial Museum
It exhibits Eitaro Takenaka's mystery illustrations and works by his son, Takenaka Ro.
Mount Yumura
Mount Yumura is a mountain.
Crystal Museum
Access includes service dogs, wheelchair slopes and rentals, infant facilities, and automatic doors.
Kanko Ichigo Yamashiro Sono 3 Ban
Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Art
The museum accepts assistance dogs and provides wheelchair access, braille guides, and barrier-free facilities.
Geijutsu no Mori Park
Kai Zenko-ji Temple
Kai Zenko-ji is a historic temple and cultural property.
Wada Toge Miharashi Plaza
Fuji no Kuni Yamanashi Rural Vacation Village
Fuji no Kuni Yamanashi Rural Vacation Village is a countryside holiday village.
Yamanashi Prefectural Sone Hills Park
Service dogs, wheelchair ramps, accessible toilets, Braille blocks, and an AED are available.
Wada Pass
Wada Pass overlooks jewel-like night views of the Kofu Basin, with Mt. Fuji on clear winter nights.
Yamanashi Prefectural Science Museum
Yamanashi Peace Museum - Ishibashi Tanzan Memorial Hall
Private peace museum opened in May 2007, exhibiting wartime Kofu and Ishibashi Tanzan's life.
Kofu City Fujimura Memorial Hall
Kofu City Fujimura Memorial Hall is a memorial hall.
Atagoyama Children's Land
A hillside park centered on large play equipment, where visitors can feel satoyama nature seasonally.
Koin-ji Temple
Koin-ji Temple is a temple.
Kose Sports Park
A comprehensive sports park whose athletics stadium is home to J1 club Ventforet Kofu.
Takeda Forest
A 2,500-hectare recreational forest in the northern Kofu Basin, inside the Kobushi UNESCO Eco-Park.
Yamanashi Prefectural Archaeological Museum
It provides wheelchair access, accessible toilets, Braille guides, service dogs, and an AED.
Yamanashi Juerii Museum
Yamanashi Gokoku Shrine
Shrine enshrining 25061 Yamanashi war dead since the Satsuma Rebellion, with monument and ossuary.
Zeshiki
This casual izakaya, an eight-minute walk from Kofu Station, serves Yamanashi wine and sake.
Yamanashi Prefectural Industrial Exhibition and Exchange Hall
iMesse Yamanashi promotes industrial and cultural exchange through product and technology exhibitions.
Firefly Village (Kofu City)
Firefly Village in Kofu City is a firefly area.
Kuramoto Izakaya Tani Sakura
no Izumi Mizumi / Arakawa Dam
Yamasuso (Ko no Michi) Viewpoint Plaza
Kofushi Yakusho Tembo Robii
Inden Museum
Opened in October 1999, it introduces Koshu Inden, lacquer patterns on deerskin.
Tamamoro Shrine
Said to be founded by Yamato Takeru, it has a red wooden torii and surrounding cherry trees.
Eun-in Temple
A Buddhist temple called Eun-in.
Sakaori Shrine
Nihon Shoki records that Yamato Takeru banqueted at Sakaori in 111 CE.
Nosei-ji Temple
Nosei-ji is a temple.
Mount Kurofuji
An old volcanic peak among Yamanashi's 100 Famous Mountains, with wide views including Mount Fuji.
Takeda Shingen Statue
Takeda Shingen's 3.1-meter bronze statue overlooks Kofu from JR Kofu Station's south plaza.
Kaiya Co., Ltd.
Kaiya Co., Ltd. is a company.
Yamanashi Prefectural Museum of Literature
It opened in November 1989 in lush Art Forest Park near Kofu.
Nakaku Haisui Ba Cherry Blossoms
Ashigawa Gorge
A 25-kilometer clear stream from 1,793-meter Mount Kurodake, known for fishing and autumn foliage.
Shiozawa-ji Temple
Shiozawa-ji Temple began in 808 when Kobo Daishi carved and consecrated a small Jizo.
Maizuru Shiro Koen Tenshu Dai
Takeda no Mori Chushajo Tembo Plaza
Anagiri Grand Shrine
Anagiri Grand Shrine is a shrine.
Shosenkyo Gorge
A nationally designated scenic granite gorge famous for cliffs, autumn foliage, and Senga Falls.
Cherry Blossoms around Takeda Shrine
These are cherry blossoms around Takeda Shrine.
Domaine Hisa
It grows Pinot Noir and releases a mid-August nouveau made from early-picked Delaware grapes.
Shingen Wine
Visits and tastings are available by inquiry at this town winery.
Chateau Sakaori Winery
The Kinoshita Group opened this winery in 1991 in Sakaori, overlooking Kofu City.
Sadoya Winery
A long-established winery founded in 1917, with paid tours of its underground cellar.
Meotogi Shrine
Meotogi Shrine is a Shinto shrine.
Suzuki Noen 2 Ban
17 Ban Kobayashi Sono
Takeda Shingen Grave Site
Takeda Shingen died in 1573 at age 53 and willed his death kept secret for three years.
Yogai Castle Ruins and Sekisui-ji Temple
Takeda Shingen was reportedly born at Sekisui-ji in 1521, and a birth-bath well remains.
Enko-in Temple
Enko-in is a Kofu Gozan memorial temple of Takeda Shingen's wife, Lady Sanjo.
Hosen-ji Temple
One of five temples designated by Takeda Shingen, later Katsuyori's memorial temple.
Nyumyo-ji Temple
A Buddhist temple.
Ichiren-ji Temple
Ichiren-ji is a Buddhist temple.