This area is downhill from Fujisan on the Yamanashi side and is an area where there are lots of Fujisan spring water outlets. There are nice temples and a wasabi farm nearby. Nice views of Mount Fuji here and there and a refreshing gushing of water underground.

Nestled in a lush valley in a quiet residential area, the twin waterfalls of Taro and Jiro are fed by the Tokaichiba and Natsugari springs, the water of which originates from Mount Fuji some 30 kilometers away.

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Pay particular attention to the massive Japanese cedars that surround the shrine. These thousand-year-old trees stand as a testament to the ancient practice of venerating Mt. Fuji. Taro is the name of the tree at the front of the shrine, while Jiro, his twin, can be seen at the back.

Pay particular attention to the massive thousand-year-old Japanese cedars that surround the shrine. These trees stand as a testament to the ancient practice of venerating Mt. Fuji. Taro is the name of the tree at the front of the shrine, while Jiro, his twin, is at the back.

Nestled in a lush valley, the twin waterfalls of Taro and Jiro are fed by the Tokaichiba and Natsugari springs, the water of which originates from Mount Fuji some 30 kilometers away. The two falls are relatively gentle, with a 10-meter drop into the Hishakunagare River below.

Jan 27, 2025 · Next to the Haiden, or main hall of worship, are the sacred trees, “Fuji Taro” cedar and “Fufu Hinoki” cypress. Feel the magnificence of nature from their powerful presence, standing for over 1000 years.

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