Hishiro Miko Daijinja Shrine

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A revered shrine in Fujikawaguchiko kept with love by locals. It offers an authentic, untouched atmosphere of Japanese sacred space. Walking through its spiritual grounds provides a sense of peace and a chance to recharge in the powerful air of the Fuji foothills away from the crowds.

Hishiro Miko Daijinja Shrine
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日代御子大神社例大祭(富士吉田市)

日代御子大神社例大祭(富士吉田市)

Fuji Five Lakes Tourism Federation

Hishiro Miko Daijinja Shrine

Address
6545 Shimoyoshida, Fujiyoshida-shi, Yamanashi
Website
http://www.yamanashi-jinjacho.or.jp/intro/search/detail/7013
Operator
Hishiro Miko Daijinja Shrine

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