You can not climb it (because of falling rock).
But Let’s go round the circumference and look at the brave appearance.
Don’t miss the Torii of “Sunamura Sengen Shrine”!
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1.Visit to Tomigaoka Hachimangu Shrine
We visited “Tomigaoka Hachimangu Shrine” which is a little less than 10 minutes on foot from Tozai line “Minami-sunamachi Station”.
“Sunamura-Sengen Shrine” is at the back of the main hall and there is “Fuji-duka of Sunamachi” next to it.
2.Fuji-duka of Sunamachi
Speaking of Fuji Faith, “Sengen Shrine”.
There was “Sunamura Sengen Shrine” here.
You are interested in “Su(○す)” and “Kichi(吉)” on the foundation of Torii.
The back side of the torii is like this.
Character lettering is charming( ̄▽+ ̄*)
I studied as I was interested.
Fuji-duka of Tomigaoka Hachimangu Shrine seems to have religiously centered around “Yama-chiti(mountain 吉)” “Maru(Circle) Su(す)” water-kou(御水講).
“Mountain” of “Yama-kichi” becomes “illustration of mountain” and “Maru(Circle) ” becomes “○”
I was excited.
Because there is a falling stone, you should not climb it(*ノ-;*)
The right side of the front will be the approach road (climbing road).
Since I can not climb, I decided to go around the whole circumference.
Along with Torii of “Sumura Asama Shrine”.
3.Access to Fuji-duka of Sunamachi
It is in the precinct of Tomigaoka Hachimangu Shrine.
Nearest station: less than 10 minutes on foot from Minami-sunamachi Station of Tozai line
▼ Fujimuka in Sand Town | Koto Ward
http://www.city.koto.lg.jp/103020/bunkasports/bunka/bunkazaisiseki/bunkazai/15877.html
▼Fuji-duka(Miniature Mt.Fuji) in Tokyo
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