Yama-jinja Shrine Main Shrine[Yamajin Jahonden]
The mountain shrine is located on the eastern shore of Lake Motosu, at the southern end of the village in the Motosu area.It is a shrine enshrined in the border area between Kai and Suruga, which has been located along the historical road "Middle Road Return" that connects the Kofu Basin and Suruga Bay in the shortest distance from ancient times.
The "Yama Shrine Main Hall" is a building of Irimoya-zukuri Hiwadabuki.
The current main shrine was rebuilt in Houreki 5 (1755) and restored in Tenmei 2 (1782). It retains the 18th century architecture of the Edo period, and is a valuable cultural property that symbolizes the depth of the history of the Motosu area and creates a historic landscape along with the precincts.
Every year on May 5, the "Motosu Kuge Procession", which is a typical festival in the Motosu area, departs from the mountain shrine, and a portable shrine patrolls the area led by an elegant procession like a historical picture scroll.
The "Yama Shrine Main Hall" is a building of Irimoya-zukuri Hiwadabuki.
The current main shrine was rebuilt in Houreki 5 (1755) and restored in Tenmei 2 (1782). It retains the 18th century architecture of the Edo period, and is a valuable cultural property that symbolizes the depth of the history of the Motosu area and creates a historic landscape along with the precincts.
Every year on May 5, the "Motosu Kuge Procession", which is a typical festival in the Motosu area, departs from the mountain shrine, and a portable shrine patrolls the area led by an elegant procession like a historical picture scroll.
Main hall
Cover shop
Access
From Kawaguchiko Station, get off at "Motosu Iriguchi" bound for Shin-Fuji and walk for 2 minutes.
Bus route
- Narusawa / Lake Shoji / Lake Motosu Tour Bus: Lake Motosu
- Shin-Fuji Station-Mt. Fuji Station: Motosu Entrance
- Shimobe Onsenkyo-Mt. Fuji Station: Motosu Entrance
Genre of tourist facilities / activities
Facility information | Pets allowed: Not allowed |