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01 / Koshu-Kaido
Visiting the four post stations in Uenohara, Shimotorisawa-shuku, and Kamitorisawa-shuku: Retracing the history of post stations ①
Visiting the four post stations in Uenohara, Shimotorisawa-shuku, and Kamitorisawa-shuku: Retracing the history of post stations ②
From Shiromotorisawa-shuku to Saruhashi-shuku: Walking along the road drawn in master paintings
Visiting three post stations in Sasago that jointly supported travelers
Walking beyond Sasago Pass, the most dangerous spot along the old Koshu-kaido Road
Visiting Katsunuma-shuku filled with history and cultural landscapes with vineyard and water
Visiting Kurihara-shuku to see peach fields and history
Visiting Isawa-shuku, where tradition and life grow together with rivers
Visiting Kofu-Yanagimachi-shuku, which flourished with business and art
時Visiting Nirasaki-juku, where the spirit of town development has been passed down over time
Visiting Daigahara-shuku, known for its white quartz sand and excellent natural water that retain the atmosphere of the olden days
02 / Fuji-michi
Visiting Yamura, a small castle town at the foot of Mount Fuji
Visiting Natsugari, the town with pure spring water from Mount Fuji
Visiting Nishikatsura where the sounds of water and weaving machines play a beautiful melody
Visiting Kamiyoshida & Shimoyoshida in front of Mount Fuji
03 / Chichibu Okan
The road for the Takeda Clan, descended from Takeda Nobutoki, to Fuchu in Kai Region
A junction: Hagiwara to the right and Yahata to the left
Visiting the Enzan-Matsusato area - The water channel that developed the historic road
Tracing the backroads of Chichibu and the footsteps of Muso Soseki
Tracing the major sites on Chichibu Okan Road
04 / Bomichi
Visiting stone statues of Buddha along Bomichi road
Visiting spring water sites
Strolling along a section of Bomichi road developed by Takeda Shingen
Visiting the legendary sites of Takeda Shingen
Tracing the historic sites related to the Kai-Minamoto Clan in the Kai Region
Visiting the birthplace of the Takeda Clan
05 / Minobu Michi
Visiting the first station for prayers to Mount Minobu and sites related to the legend of Nichiren Shonin
Visiting Mount Shichimen, the sites where Buddhism is practiced to feel power of nature and prayers
Visiting Akasawa-shuku where time seems to pass slowly
Visiting Monnai Shopping Street and Kuon-ji Temple bustling with Mount Minobu worshippers
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Visiting Nishikatsura where the sounds of water and weaving machines play a beautiful melody
Mount Fuji Signposts
Among the many signposts that remain along Fujimichi Road, a rectangular signpost stands at a fork road in Onuma directing visitors to proceed to the right to reach the Mount Fuji trail.
COURSE MAP
Let's go to the next spot!
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Onuma Sengen-jinja Shrine
