12月 16th, 2011
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After walking about 15 minutes, we arrive at the Asama shrine.
Due to it being August 30th the shrine was closed.
At the Okumiya, there is a Mt. Fuji postal office compounded, and you can receive a memorial stamp. In memory of climbing to the peak you can send things to friends, families, or yourself, but unfortunately it was already closed. The service areas are from the beginning of July until the end of August.
The Fujimiya course right under our eyes, we glance at the Suruga Bay
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12月 15th, 2011
Reading time: About 5 minutes
Right under the top there is the last orii, and on each side there are shrine dogs placed. Walking through the tori, you climb the rock stairs to the very top.
3:50. We succeed in climbing to the very top of Mt. Fuji.
On Mt. Fuji there are a number of peaks, at the peak of Yoshida exit there is the Kusushi Shrine (3720 meters).
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12月 15th, 2011
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14:45 taking a break in front of Toyo-kan. If you look below clouds are spread out for us to see.
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12月 14th, 2011
Reading time: About 6 minutes
We finally got to climb Mt. Fuji, which is something we have wanted to do forever! We will let you know what it was like.
We have written the basic facts about climbing Mt. Fuji in a separate document so please read that as well.
This time, we reserved a 1 night 2 days package tour stay at a Mountain hut as our way of transportation. The fee is about 12000yen. And we added an extra 500yen fee in choosing a plan where you can stay overnight at a Mountain hut above the level number 8. We had heard that in order to see the sunrise, the climbing roads becomes very crowded on the day beforehand, and we felt that we wanted to start climbing from the highest location possible. In the end paying the extra fee was worth it, and we want to recommend it to you.
We met at Shinjuku and made our way towards Kawaguchi lake number 5 on a tour bus. The meeting time was 7:30am at Shinjuku station’s west exit.
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12月 14th, 2011
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12月 13th, 2011
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12月 12th, 2011
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12月 11th, 2011
Reading time: About 3 minutes
Kyoto, it is an area where traditional tourist spots such as Ginkaku Temple in Higashiyama, and Kiyomizu Temple and so on all are concentrated. This area is an area that can be called the golden area. This year we will introduce the 2 places the Nanzen Temple and Eikando.
The Nanzen Temple is a humongous temple with a total of 45,000 square meters. First, the 22m height grand temple gate.
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12月 10th, 2011
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12月 9th, 2011
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