Daibosatsu Toge
The pass road that joined Kai to Musashi. As the name suggests, it was also a road of faith.
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First in Japan for both grapes and peaches. Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Jinja, Takeda Jinja and Minobusan Kuonji, plus Koshu inden leatherwork and crystal carving. Yamanashi, set out category by category.

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The pass road that joined Kai to Musashi. As the name suggests, it was also a road of faith.
AI-generated regional reference image · not a real photoLacquer patterns laid onto deerskin. A technique from armour, turned to accessories.
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The start of the Yoshida trail up Mount Fuji. This was the road the Fuji-ko pilgrims of the Edo period took to the summit. A component of the Fujisan World Cultural Heritage site.
AI-generated regional reference image · not a real photoIt enshrines Takeda Shingen. Built on the site of the Tsutsujigasaki residence, it recalls that Shingen raised no castle, holding that people were his castle and his stone walls.
AI-generated regional reference image · not a real photoThe head temple of the Nichiren school. The Bodaitei stairway from the gate to the main hall runs to 287 steps, steep enough to leave you breathless if you climb it in one go.
AI-generated regional reference image · not a real photoLook up local specialties and save them to your shopping notes.
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See all Specialties & souvenirs in Yamanashi (0)Find ideas for hands-on experiences in craft and industry entries. Check whether visits are accepted.
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A winery in Katsunuma. It carries out research on Japanese wine and has widened the possibilities of the Koshu grape.
AI-generated regional reference image · not a real photoTomi no Oka in Kai. It grows grapes in its own vineyards and uses the differences in elevation to plant different varieties in different places.
AI-generated regional reference image · not a real photoManns Wines in Katsunuma. Visitors can tour the winemaking process.
AI-generated regional reference image · not a real photoWiden your travel themes with art and culture entries.
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Opened as 'the Millet museum'; a pioneering case of a regional museum collecting one European school in depth.
AI-generated regional reference image · not a real photoThemed on the province's rivers and the people who kept living beside them despite the floods.
AI-generated regional reference image · not a real photoThe painter walked the Silk Road 150 times; his canvases hang beside the Gandharan sculpture he brought back.
AI-generated regional reference image · not a real photo100 local highlights chosen by each prefecture. Find candidates in nature, food and experiences.
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A centre in Fujiyoshida displaying the weather radar dome that once stood on the summit of Mount Fuji.
AI-generated regional reference image · not a real photoA prefectural park in Yamanashi City on a hillside, looking down on the Kofu basin and Mount Fuji.
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