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    Natural Wood Workshop ONO
    Yamanashi

    Natural Wood Workshop ONO

    A warm craft workshop in the forests of Hokuto City that utilizes natural branches and driftwood. Each unique piece, crafted carefully by an artist, brings out the natural shape and texture of the wood. From warm interior items to cute animal objects, the shop is filled with the pride and playfulness of Japanese craftsmanship. It’s perfect for finding a special travel memory or gift that embodies the cozy lifestyle of the Yatsugatake area.

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    Otaki Ichi-no-Taki Falls
    Yamanashi

    Otaki Ichi-no-Taki Falls

    A dynamic waterfall on the upper Daimon River in the Yatsugatake foothills. In the deep forest, the powerful flow over rugged rock faces is breathtaking. The surrounding untouched nature changes expressions each season, highlighting the waterfall's charm. The cool, mist-filled air is perfect for escaping the summer heat. Reached via a rewarding hiking trail, this waterfall symbolizes "Pure Natural Energy," letting you feel the power of Yatsugatake's waters.

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    Guji-no-Taki Falls
    Yamanashi

    Guji-no-Taki Falls

    A beautiful waterfall hidden in the Kawamata River Gorge in the Kiyosato area. Surrounded by primeval forest, the sight of white spray falling into the silence of the woods is a true hidden gem. Away from tourist crowds, listening only to the water and birds provides a meditative experience. Especially in spring greens and autumn colors, it offers a peaceful sanctuary to appreciate the "Quiet Beauty" of Japanese mountains.

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    Yatsugatake Pasture
    Yamanashi

    Yatsugatake Pasture

    A vast public pasture at the foot of Yatsugatake at over 1,000m altitude. You can enjoy a scale of scenery that feels beyond Japan, with grand views of Mt. Fuji, the Southern Alps, and the rugged peaks of Yatsugatake behind you. Watching cattle relax on the endless green carpet while breathing the fresh air is the ultimate relaxation. Well-maintained trails allow for refreshing walks to deeply rejuvenate your mind and body.

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    Yamanashi Prefectural Makiba Park
    Yamanashi

    Yamanashi Prefectural Makiba Park

    A vast prefectural park integrated into the Yatsugatake Pasture. At this high altitude, you can touch sheep, goats, and ponies on a rolling green carpet. It offers a 360-degree panorama of Mt. Fuji, the Southern Alps, and the Yatsugatake peaks. Admission is free, making it a perfect healing spot for families to enjoy animals and dynamic nature.

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    Kiyosato
    Yamanashi

    Kiyosato

    A premier highland resort at 1,200m on the southern slopes of Yatsugatake. Developed by Dr. Paul Rusch, it blends Western pastoral views with Japan's alpine beauty. Featuring dairy farms, Fuji-view terraces, and craft shops, it’s a "Heavenly Paradise" known for crisp air, brilliant stars, and iconic soft-serve ice cream.

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    Ryuo Radon Onsen Kai-no-Yu
    Yamanashi

    Ryuo Radon Onsen Kai-no-Yu

    A medicinal natural hot spring in Kai City boasting Japan's highest radon content. Known as the "Inhalation Onsen," it warms the core and boosts immunity. The facility has a nostalgic Showa-era charm, offering a cozy space for traditional health-conscious travelers to experience genuine Japanese wellness and sauna culture.

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    Fujikawa Region
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    Fujikawa Region

    Home to the Fuji River, one of Japan's three fastest currents, this region combines a dynamic history of water transport with raw natural beauty. From dramatic canyons to peaceful farm views and "Diamond Fuji" spots, it offers a rich blend of traditional washi paper crafts and local "Mimi" cuisine born from the river’s wisdom.

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    Azumino Soba (Minobu)
    Yamanashi

    Azumino Soba (Minobu)

    A renowned handmade soba restaurant in the mountains of Minobu. Using high-quality flour and pure local water, the noodles are fragrant with a perfect texture. Dining in a traditional-style setting while looking at the rich nature of Yamanashi is a supreme bliss for foodies seeking the peak of soba craft.

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    Motosuko Ikoi-no-Mori Campground
    Yamanashi

    Motosuko Ikoi-no-Mori Campground

    Located by Lake Motosu, the model for Mt. Fuji on the 1,000 yen note. Surrounded by primeval forest, it offers "Motosu Blue" views where you can canoe or SUP while looking up at the mountain. With minimal city lights, it’s a prime spot for stargazing and a complete digital detox in Japan's great outdoors.

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    Minobu Yuba-no-Sato
    Yamanashi

    Minobu Yuba-no-Sato

    A hands-on tourism center dedicated to "Minobu Yuba." Watch artisans skillfully lift thin soy skins in the factory and try it yourself. The restaurant offers luxurious yuba sets and sweets, allowing you to experience the rich depth of this traditional ingredient. A must-visit gourmet spot to enjoy the gift of Minobu's pure water.

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    Ajisai-an
    Yamanashi

    Ajisai-an

    A peaceful dining and rest area in Fujikawa Town surrounded by beautiful hydrangeas. It offers gentle, nostalgic local dishes made from fresh regional vegetables. With views of rolling mountains and heartfelt service from locals, it’s a magical place to decompress and experience Japan’s slower pace of life across the floral seasons.

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    Maruichi Shokudo
    Yamanashi

    Maruichi Shokudo

    A beloved local eatery in Minobu famous for dishes made with fresh "Minobu Yuba" (tofu skin). Their "Yuba-don" and set meals are legendary for their melting texture and rich soy sweetness. It offers warm, home-style Japanese hospitality in a simple, rustic setting, making it a perfect hearty stop for travelers and pilgrims.

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    Yamaju Seishi (Paper Mill)
    Yamanashi

    Yamaju Seishi (Paper Mill)

    A historic workshop dedicated to preserving the 400-year-old tradition of "Nishijima Washi." Here, artisans still hand-pour each sheet of paper using age-old methods. Observing the meticulous process (check in advance) allows visitors to appreciate the soft yet strong texture of authentic Japanese paper, embodying the spirit of "Monozukuri" (craftsmanship) and water.

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    Nishijima Washi-no-Sato Kamisuki Park
    Yamanashi

    Nishijima Washi-no-Sato Kamisuki Park

    A cultural hub for "Nishijima Washi," a traditional paper with 400 years of history. Visitors can try authentic papermaking with artisans to create original paper or postcards. The facility includes an art gallery, a shop with warm washi products, and a restaurant featuring local ingredients. A creative spot to touch Japan's exquisite tradition of paper craft.

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    Mokujiki-no-Sato Bishokan
    Yamanashi

    Mokujiki-no-Sato Bishokan

    A museum dedicated to Mokujiki Gyoja, an Edo-period monk who traveled Japan carving uniquely expressive Buddha statues known as "Mokujiki-butsu." These statues are famous for their warm, full smiles, radiating love and kindness. Visiting his birthplace offers a heart-warming encounter with Japanese folk faith and the "Art of Smiling" that heals the soul.

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    Yunoku Gold Mine Museum
    Yamanashi

    Yunoku Gold Mine Museum

    A hands-on museum exploring the history of the "Yunoku Gold Mine," which funded Shingen Takeda. Learn about ancient mining and refining via elaborate dioramas. The most popular activity is "Gold Panning," where you can search for gold flakes in water and take your findings home in a small bottle as a glittering memory of Japan's golden history.

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    Mt. Minobu
    Yamanashi

    Mt. Minobu

    At 1,153m, Mt. Minobu is an entire sacred realm hosting Kuon-ji Temple. The summit "Okunoin" offers views of Mt. Fuji and the Southern Alps, and its 400-year-old weeping cherry trees are legendary. Accessible via ropeway or ancient trails, the mountain resonates with powerful nature, solemn architecture, and the eternal echo of Buddhist chants, making it a premier spiritual power spot.

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    Kanyotei Kawaki
    Yamanashi

    Kanyotei Kawaki

    Founded in the early Edo period, this ultra-historic Japanese sweet shop is located on the approach to Kuon-ji. Its specialty, "Minobu Manju," is said to have been given to Saint Nichiren himself. The elegant thin-skinned bun filled with smooth bean paste provides gentle relief after prayer. Its heavy historic architecture represents the pride of craftsmanship linked to centuries of devotion.

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    Kuonji Monzen-machi
    Yamanashi

    Kuonji Monzen-machi

    The bustling approach to Minobu Kuon-ji Temple, welcoming pilgrims for centuries. Lined with cobblestone streets, old inns (Shukubo), and shops selling famous "Minobu Manju," it smells of incense. Visitors can experience temple lodging, Buddhist cuisine, and sutra copying, offering a spiritual preparation before entering the main temple.

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    Yunoku
    Yamanashi

    Yunoku

    A hidden hamlet deep in the steep mountains of Minobu. Once prosperous as the "Yunoku Gold Mine" supporting the Takeda clan's treasury, it still retains ancient stone walls and traditional rural landscapes. Near Shimobe Onsen, it offers a mysterious atmosphere of an old "Hidden Village," ideal for history buffs seeking silence by the river.

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    Oribachi-Koseki Forest Road
    Yamanashi

    Oribachi-Koseki Forest Road

    A hidden scenic forest road in Minobu's mountains. From its high altitude, you can see Mt. Fuji soaring over the layers of mountain ridges. Especially in autumn, the vibrant red and yellow foliage creates a breathtaking contrast with the white peak of Fuji. Since tour buses don't pass here, it’s a secret panoramic route for active travelers with rental cars or bicycles.

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    Minobu Town
    Yamanashi

    Minobu Town

    Located along the Fuji River, Minobu is a "Sacred Prayer Town" centered around Kuon-ji Temple. The town is filled with a historical atmosphere, featuring traditional lodgings and shops selling "Nishijima Washi" paper and healthy "Minobu Yuba." Surrounded by deep canyons and a history of ascetic training, it offers profound peace for those seeking Japan's spiritual depth away from city noise.

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    Shichimen Daimyojin
    Yamanashi

    Shichimen Daimyojin

    Enshrined atop the 1,982m Mt. Shichimen, this is a vital guardian deity of the Nichiren sect. The 4-hour pilgrimage to the Keishin-in temple at the summit is a spiritual journey where white-clad pilgrims’ chants echo through the air. The sunrise over Mt. Fuji from the summit is world-famous as a "Diamond Fuji" point, offering an ultimate sense of divine achievement for serious travelers.

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