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There is nothing in particular! ️ It's better to make the signboard a little more flashy ?

It is a pass on the ridgeline of the Misaka Mountains, and is located northwest of Lake Shoji at the foot of the mountain. I think that it is a place to pass while hiking on Sanpobunzan and the panorama stand, but it seems that some people visit for the purpose of the Seishin Pass because the view of Mt. In fact, the location of the rocky ridge slightly off the Seishin Pass is unobstructed by trees and the view is good. However, be careful not to step off! The view of Mt. Fuji from this area is unique, and I think the child-bearing Mt. Fuji that can be seen beyond Lake Shoji surrounded by mountains is very beautiful. Since I am active early in the morning, I end up seeing Mt. Fuji during the backlit hours, but I would like to go to a later time to see it if possible. For the purpose of Shoji Pass, there is also a direct climb course from the shore of Lake Shoji.

It's a very pleasant ridge road. You can walk sideways on Mt. Fuji.

This pass is located on the ridge road from the panorama stand to Mt. Mikatabun, and the view of Lake Shoji and Mount Fuji is wonderful. You can also go down to Lake Shoji from here.

You can go like a hike! I wanted to take a picture because it was written like this, but it was the beginning of hell after I went out to the ridge. There are many ups and downs, and the climb is steep. When I saw Mt. Fuji from a place near the Seishin Pass, I was a little impressed by the spectacular view.

In one frame, I could see the child hugging Fuji, the lake and the sea of ​​trees. It is climbing of Shoji Lake. 1. Lake Shoji-Onezaka Pass 2.-Mikatabunzan 3.-Shojin Pass ← here 4. ~ Panorama All in 7 hours 41 minutes. From Mikatabunzan to Shojin Pass (Mitsuzawa Pass). The observatory, which is a little off the southeast of the summit, is a great view point for Mt. Fuji. It's hard to understand but worth finding. The child hugging Fuji, Jukai, Minshuku village and Lake Shoji fit in one frame. It is very popular during the autumn foliage because the sea of ​​clouds and star views can be seen. Be prepared for the intermediate course at an altitude of 1300m. We started from Mikatabunzan. It was an amazing view of Mt. Mikata. Aim for a more amazing Shojin Pass, Mitsuzawa Pass. 11:12 Resumed mountaineering. There are ups and downs. I climbed a lot, found a lot on the trails. If you like triangles and roads, the shrine is a familiar stone. There used to be traffic of people. I feel the times. A sign of a kind person just before arriving at Shojinzan. 11:27. 15 minutes from Mt. Mikata and Mt. Shojin. It's just a minute to the Shojin Pass goal. Arrived at 12:05. 53 minutes from the start. It was relatively gentler from Onezaka Pass than Mikatabunzan. Four beginners. It takes about 3 hours and 10 minutes from Lake Shoji to here without a break. There is an observatory at my cousin, which is a little hard to see the Shojin Pass, which has an amazing view. The observation deck that you shouldn't miss is a little from Shojin Pass to the direction of Mt. Mikatabun. It is a place that can be seen from the branch. The stone is a landmark. There is a narrow road toward Mt. Fuji and Lake Shoji. After walking a few meters, I could see Mt. Fuji. It is an amazing view. You can also see other Teaihama. All in one frame.

A superb view point to see Lake Shoji and Mt. Fuji! I climbed from the panorama stand trailhead and went down a steep slope from the Seishin Pass. Round trip 3 to 4 hours. I climb quite a bit so I don't mind if I lick it. 2021.1.31 photo