Kichijoji Temple
A temple in Mitomi, Yamanashi City. It has an Edohigan cherry tree said to have been planted by Shinra Saburo Yoshimitsu, which is a prefectural Natural Monument.
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A temple in Mitomi, Yamanashi City. It has an Edohigan cherry tree said to have been planted by Shinra Saburo Yoshimitsu, which is a prefectural Natural Monument.
The main peak of the Yatsugatake range at 2,899 metres, on the border with Nagano.
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A 2,599-metre mountain on the Yamanashi-Nagano border, with the great rock called Gojoiwa at its summit.
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A 1,953-metre mountain in Koshu, held to be where the Tama River's first drop rises.
A 1,106-metre mountain in Koshu, looking down on the Kofu basin.
A 2,037-metre mountain in Hokuto, standing forward of the Southern Alps.
A 2,685-metre mountain on the Yamanashi-Nagano border, steep, with a long rocky ridge.
A 1,336-metre mountain on the border of Nanbu and Shizuoka, with Mount Fuji and Lake Tanuki from the summit.
Cherry trees in front of Katsunuma-Budokyo Station in Koshu, about 600 of them along the track.
A 3,190-metre mountain on the Yamanashi-Shizuoka border, the third highest in Japan.
A 1,726-metre mountain on the Yamanashi-Shizuoka border, in the headwaters of the Abe River.
A 2,967-metre mountain on the Yamanashi-Nagano border, known for its white granite flanks.
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A nature school at the foot of Mount Fuji, offering guided walks in the forest.