Fuji Off The Beaten Path

Fantastic artwork of Kubota San's "Itchiku Tsujiganhana" which is a dyeing technique for kimono since 13th century.
You cannot imagine how he could put his kimono series together to from a great pic on the scene of 4 seasons on Fuji Mountain. Very, very striking master piece.
English leaflets and video shows are available upon request from the friendly staff.

Mr Kubota passed away in the age of 80++ in early 2003 leaving his unfinished series "Universe"...............

Dedicated to the official Shinto Goddess of Mt.Fuji, Fuji Sengen Jinja has a lengthy history and continues to serve an important place in the affection for Japan's highest mountain. So, one time per year, there is a ceremony (30th june) and this little girl was part of the ceremony. You have the obligation to see this ceremony if you are in this area during this date !

I couldn't find the name of this waterfall in English. Anyway, you would be fully filled with zen and chi if Shiraito Falls didn't bring you enough.