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Yamanashioka Jinja
One theory holds that the prefecture's name, Yamanashi, comes from this shrine.
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Asama Jinja (Ichinomiya)
First shrine of Kai Province, built to quiet the eruptions of Fuji.
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Asama Shrine, Ichinomiya, Fuefuki
First shrine of Kai Province, standing among peach orchards.
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Asama Jinja (Kai Ichinomiya)
Built to quiet the eruptions of Fuji. It stands in the middle of an orchard valley.
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Isawa Onsen
It sprang up suddenly out of a vineyard, and was called the open-air spring.
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Yamanashi Prefectural Museum
Themed on the province's rivers and the people who kept living beside them despite the floods.
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Shakado Museum of Jomon Culture
One site yielded 1,116 clay figures, nearly all deliberately broken - breaking them appears to have been the ritual.
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Round Stone Deities of Kai
In this basin the roadside deity is not carved into a figure but is simply a rounded stone - a form found almost nowhere else.