流山富士（富士塚）

It seems easy and it is quite dangerous. Please make sure to climb on your sneakers. Be careful of your feet.

I couldn't see it from the side of the shrine, but when I followed the route and went to the back, I was surprised when a fine mound suddenly appeared. The scaffolding is bad, and the lava in Fujiyama is rugged, so be careful when climbing. People who climbed Fujizuka seem to get a red stamp. (Paid) From the following explanation in the precincts. People who fear the beautiful Mt. In the Edo period, people worshiping Mt. Fuji gathered to make a "Fuji-ko", waving a bell in a white robe, chanting Rokune Jijo, climbing the mountain, and praying. Fujizuka is an artificial construction of Mt. Fuji, and is a place of worship and a place to worship the real Mt. Fuji from a distance. Fujizuka of this Asama shrine is a large-scale one built using lava behind the shrine. There is a monument of "Fuji Sengen Okami" at the top of the Meiji Era, and many stone structures are erected on the hillside. From the 1st station to the 2nd station, 3rd station... Is made.

This is the company of the Holy Spirit of Mt. Fuji Hongu Sengen Taisha. The main deity is Princess Konohanasakuya. At the Asama Shrine of Mt. Fuji, the 10th Tenjin (Amakami) Ninigi no Mikoto (Ninikine) and the 4th Oyamasumi Kaguya Matsumi are enshrined at the Aiden God. By the way, Katsumi Kaguya has another princess. That person is Princess Etsunoshima (Takiko), one of the three goddesses of Munakata. Now it is enshrined in Enoshima. Princess Konohanasakuya has an older sister, Princess Iwanaga. There is a cherry tree in Shirako, Mie Prefecture, where Princess Konohanasakuya prayed that she had a son of Niniginomikoto in her stomach. It is called a constant cherry blossom, and it will bloom all year round after Princess Konohanasakuya made a wish. While Niniginomi Mikoto was traveling around Yasu, she met Princess Konohanasakuya from Mishima Taisha Shrine in Shizuoka because it happened only overnight. (The successive hereditary oyamasumi is based in Mishima, Shizuoka.) At first, Ninigi-no-Mikoto received a report from him that he had the son of Princess Konohanasakuya and decided to go with him to report to Amaterasu Omikami of Ise, but Princess Iwanaga and his mother, the sister of Princess Konohanasakuya, He put a lie in Niniginomikoto's ear and made Niniginomikoto suspicious, and Niniginomikoto left with Princess Konohanasakuya. I was already close to Ise. No one believed that the son of Niniginomikoto stayed in his stomach. Even Niniginomikoto didn't believe me. Only Shirako cherry blossoms believed. Princess Konohanasakuya returned to the foot of Mt.Fuji, where she was born, in the hut of her sorrow and set fire to death in a hut on the shore of the Konoshiro pond. .. Niniginomi Mikoto learned that Shirako's cherry blossoms are in full bloom and will not decay, and he is convinced that Princess Konohanasakuya's story is in fact his own prince, so he hurriedly rides on a duck boat. I rushed to the original. After that, she successfully gave birth and gave birth to triplets. These are Honokarimumehito, Honose Seri Sakuraki (Yukihiko Umi), and Utsukine (Yukihiko Yama). Princess Konohanasakuya is sleeping at Asama Grand Shrine of Mt. Fuji. Niniginomikoto (Ninikine) is sleeping at Kirishima Shrine in Kagoshima, Kyushu. Each faced the east and the west and remained staring at each other for a lifetime. Princess Konohanasakuya is the name given by Niko Ninomi Mikoto. Princess Konohanasakuya's real name is Princess Ashits. Another name for Princess Konohanasakuya is also known as Asama and Koyasu. It is Koyasujin because he gave birth to triplets in the fire. Since it is the god of Asama Taisha, it is the god of Asama. It is a matchmaking god because it leads to the prosperity of descendants by encountering Ninigi no Mikoto. Princess Konohanasakuya is such a person. By the way, the real name of Niniginomikoto is Ninikinekiyohito. He is the person who is the 10th Majesty of the Emperor. Nini Gino Mikoto is a great person who spread the agriculture with irrigation water all over the country. Also, the person who divided the lightning into two energies. These two energies are divided into fire and water, so they are called another thunder god. It is the main deity of Kamigamo Shrine. Fire was celebrated as Atago Shrine in Kyoto and water as Kibune Shrine in Kyoto. Kifune Shrine is also located on the Kakita River, the water city of Princess Konohanasakuya. The Kakita River is a river that gathers from within the Kakita River Park and from the spring water from Mt. Fuji, and it is transparent and blue depending on the light. By Rockbell

The rock surface is very rugged and it's awesome Fujizuka ? It was very difficult to climb, but I was so scared of getting down that I was thrilled ? It was nice to see the back of the shrine seen from the top ?????

Behind the main shrine. A valuable Fujizuka that you can actually climb. Fujiko was popular for worshiping Mt. Fuji in the middle of the Edo period. Fujizuka was created to imitate Mt. Fuji for those who cannot climb it. The soil carried from the top of Mt. Fuji is piled up on the mountain, and Mt. Fuji can be seen by enshrining the stone palace where Princess Konohanasakuya descended. It symbolizes Nagareyama, which prospered with water transportation and mirin during the Edo period. It is said to be a power spot where wishes reach Mt. Fuji, the shintai.

It is recommended to climb with sneakers. Some places are slippery, so you should be careful. On the way there is a first place, a second place ... and a stone pillar, so the feeling of climbing rises.

A common mountain of Mt. Fuji worship. It's quite small so you can climb it quickly, but be careful because the rocks are steep. It's a little disappointing that weeds grow thick in the summer

It is Fujizuka behind Asama Shrine. I tried to climb the mountain if I could climb this much, but the road is narrow and the rocks are rugged and slippery, so it is dangerous if you do not take care when you get off. It was a good experience not to underestimate the Fujizuka in the shrine.