Sacred Gateway at Kawaguchi Asama Shrine
The serene atmosphere of Kawaguchi Asama-Jinja Shrine features a striking vermilion torii gate flanked by two stone lanterns as the gate stands tall amidst a pathway lined with ancient Japanese cedar trees.
Futahashira-Sugi Cedars
Two magnificent sacred ancient Japanese sugi cedar trees, each approximately 1,200 years old, stand proudly at the Kawaguchi Asama-Jinja Shrine.
Kawaguchi Asama Shrine
Kawaguchi Asama-Jinja Shrine, nestled on Mt. Fuji's northwestern flank in Yamanashi Prefecture, has a rich history dating back to the Jogan Eruption of 864.
Kayabuki Farmhouse for Silkworms
From Silk Worms to Scarves: Inside the Historic Farmhouses of Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba
Vintage Mailbox and Shoiko Backpacks
An older style mailbox dating back to 1949, reflecting a resurgence in iron usage after World War II, and two shoiko backpacks from the Edo Period
Goronekan Rest House
Goronekan serves as a cozy community hub and tranquil rest stop for visiting tourists exploring the village's rich heritage.
Tetsubin, Irori, & Hinamatsuri
Traditional Japanese cast iron kettle, sunken hearth, and Hinamatsuri dolls on display in a traditional Japanese thatched roof house.
