Kanadorii Gate

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The grand bronze gateway standing at the entrance of Fujiyoshida city. Historically, it marked the boundary between the human world and the sacred realm of Mt. Fuji. The sight of the massive mountain fitting perfectly within the gate’s frame is iconic. It blends the city’s bustling life with a deep-rooted respect for the mountain, serving as a powerful symbolic photo spot.

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金鳥居～御師町通り(富士吉田市)

金鳥居～御師町通り(富士吉田市)

Fuji Five Lakes Tourism Federation

Kanadorii Gate

Address
2-1-15 Kamiyoshida, Fujiyoshida-shi, Yamanashi
Website
https://fujiyoshida.net/
Operator
Fujiyoshida Tourism Promotion Service

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