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Dinner at temple lodging

From the Sanmon gate, climb Onnazaka,

a path once restricted to women pilgrims,

and pass through the Kanromon gate

Visit Gobyosho, the mausoleum of Nichiren Shonin,

the founder of Nichiren Shu Buddhism

Take the ropeway down the mountain

Hike up to Minobu-an restaurant

at the peak for lunch (approx. 2.5 hours)

Hike up to Jorokudo,

an old temple

in the mountain

(approx. 30 min)

Climb the 287 steps

from Sanmon to Kuonji

(good spot for photos)

Return to temple lodging for breakfast

Attend morning prayers at Kuonji

Lively Day Plan

Dinner at temple lodging

Opening times vary depending on day and season

Tuition approx. 3,000 yen

No reservation required

Taught by a friendly and patient couple

Learn to make a set of ojuzu, or Buddhist prayer beads,

with two friendly and patient instructors

Have lunch at a local café or restaurant

The best time to see autumn colors is the second

and third week of November.

Cherry blossom season is from the end of March

to the beginning of April.

Leave Kuonji through the Sanmon gate into

the Minobusan shopping street

Take the ropeway back down the mountain

Buy a few dumplings at the Minobu-an restaurant

to eat while walking around the peak

Take the ropeway to Okuno-in at the peak

Pick up some curry bread

at Teizen Café to eat along the way

Return to Kuonji via the Kanromon gate

Take tea on Sakura Terrace

Return to temple lodging for breakfast

Attend morning prayers at Kuonji

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Wooden ema tablets at Kuonji

By Otokozaka, once used by men only

By Onnazaka, once usedby women only

Near Minobusan University

By the 287 stone steps Mausoleum of Nichiren Shonin

Buddhist prayer bead makerUmeyazuikodo

View of Minobusan from Okuno-in

The 287 stone steps

The five-storiedpagoda at Kuonji

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Ichigo ichie literally means “once-in-a-lifetime chance” but is used

to encourage us to treasure every interaction, even with family

members and friends that we meet every day. If we exchange words

with someone, then we should value that moment as ichigo ichie.

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Eliminate the self.

Venerate the Buddha

in your heart.

Be thankful for

being alive.

Vow to live a positive and active life.

Hope for

the happiness

of all.

Act for others.

Enjoin your heart with the Buddha.

BeliefMercy

(To become a Buddha is to move away from suffering

and to act for the benefit of all living things.)

The hope is for everyone to become a Buddha.

The Buddha

An introduction to Buddhist prayer

When leaving the Sanmon gate,

place your hands together in prayer.

If you wish to receive a goshuin

(red stamp given at shrines and temples)

as proof of worship, visit the nokyo-jo,

the temple office, after worship.

※ The four places of worship are: Daihon-do (Great Hall),

Soshi-do (Patriarch Hall), Nokotsu-do (Charnel House)

Butsuden (Main Hall)

④ Lastly, bow slowly and leave the main hall.

※ When praying aloud, chant the mantra “Namu Myoho Renge Kyo.”

③ Prayer is usually carried out in silence.

* If you have prayer beads, drape them across both hands

when praying. Do not clap.

② After correcting your posture, quietly place your hands

together and bow (bend your upper body about 45 degrees).

★Repeat twice.iii. Place the incense stick on the left side.

ii. Raise your eyes and pray.

i. Use the thumb, index finger and middle finger of your right

hand to pick up the incense stick from the right side.

① Offer incense at the incense table.

Visit the main hall for worship.

Throw a coin into the coffer as a donation.

Place burning incense on the incense table in front of the Soshi-do,

put your hands together in prayer and bow once.

⑦ Use the remaining water in the scoop to clean the handle.

⑥ Cleanse the left hand once again.

⑤ Pour this water into your mouth.

④ Return the scoop to your right hand and pour water

into the cupped palm of your left hand.

　※ Never put the scoop directly to your mouth.

③ Hold the scoop in your left hand and cleanse the right hand.

② Cleanse the left hand.

① Using your right hand, dip the water scoop into the water

to fill it.

Using only one scoopful of water, carry out the following:

The purification process is as follows:

Purify yourself at the mitarashi, a holy washing font.

Goshuin are provided at temple

offices (jimujo, nokyo-jo, etc).

A priest writes the date and

temple name by hand. If you

cannot find the temple office,

ask one of the temple vendors

selling amulets.

2. How to receive a red goshuin?

Goshuin is a red seal that was traditionally offered to worshipers

as proof of dedication of hand-copied sutras to a temple or shrine.

A special temple stamp is provided in vermillion ink accompanied

by the date and name of the temple written in ink calligraphy.

One theory suggests that goshuin are alter egos of the Buddha, and

therefore they are to be cherished as sacred. In addition, goshuin

are seen as evidence that all temples are linked by fate.

1. What is goshuin?

Namu means “belief in” or “devotion to” an object of

veneration.

Myoho Rengé Kyo is an expression of Japan itself—its

climate, its unique characteristics—but includes all

the teachings and power of the Lotus Sutra.

(Nichiren Buddhist mantra)

Train

Minobusan

Minobu station

Minobusan

Shinjuku

Timetable How to worship at Kuonji

Goshuin ―

To ShizuokaTo Kofu

I don’ t eat fish

魚は食べません

Sakana wa tabemasen

I don’ t eat meat

肉は食べません

Niku wa tabemasen

What is this?

これはなんですか？

Kore wa nan deska?

How much is this?

これはいくらですか？

Kore wa ikura deska?

What time is ~~?

～は何時ですか？

~~wa nanji deska?

When is the ~~?

～はいつですか？

~~wa itsu deska?

Do you have ~~?

～はありますか？

~~wa arimaska?

I would like to ~~

～したいです

~~shtai des

Where is the ~~?

～はどこですか？

~~wa doko deska?

Excuse me

すみません

Sumimasen

Thank you

ありがとう

Arigato

No

いいえ

Iie

Yes

はい

Hai

Goodbye

さよなら

Sayonara

Hello

こんにちは

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At the Sanmon gate, the entrance to the temple,

bow in the direction of the temple with hands pressed together in prayer.

Namu Myoho Renge Kyo Everyday Japanese

Ichigo ichie

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※Weekdays only

★Weekends and holidays only

◎Special Express Fujikawa

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×ICHIGO ICHIE富士山西麓観光資源＂輝き＂協議会Mt. Fuji West Tourism Resources "Kagayaki" Committee

Supported by Central Nippon Expressway Company Limited

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Secretariat事務局TEL：0556-38-0117TEL：0556-62-0014

Name：Kakurinbo Name ：Kawachiya Name：Tamagawaro

Name：Teizen Café

Japanese cuisine

Lunch and dinner depending on

customer reservations

Open every day

Tel:0556-62-0202

Reservation required

Number of seats 16

12-minute walk from Sanmon

Japanese only

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Souvenirs and light meals

Opening hours 10:00 to 16:00

Open every day

Tel:0556-62-3226



English OK

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Vegetarian/vegan/shojin ryori

Temple Lunch (yuba jellied tofu platter)

Yuba Gozen (multi-course dinner featuring yuba)

Lunch 11:00-15:00 (last order 14:30)

Dinner 18:00-20:30 (last order 20:00)

Irregular holidays

Tel: 0556-62-0014

Temple Lunch → No reservation required

Yuba Gozen → Reservation required

Number of seats 45

10 minutes from Sanmon

English spoken

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Tel:0556-62-0046


Number of seats 30


English menu available

Soba and udon noodles,

Shiitake on rice


No weekly holiday

※Closed about 10 days per year

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Noodles and rice dishes (donburi)


Open every day

Tel:0556-62-3226


※Reservation required for parties of

20 persons or more

Number of seats 70


plus 7-minute ropeway ride

English OK

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Eel and fried chicken


Open every day

Tel:0556-62-0026


Number of seats 25

(Can accommodate parties of

up to 40 persons)


Japanese only

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Coffee shop


Open every day

※Sometimes closed in winter months

Tel:0556-62-0180


Number of seats 7


Basic English OK

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Italian cuisine

Opening hours11:30 to 16:30

After 17:00 by reservation only

Open every day

Tel:0556-62-3304

Reservations accepted

Number of seats 19


Soba and udon noodles


(Summertime 11:00 to 21:00)

Open every day

Tel:0556-62-0233


Number of seats 35


Japanese only

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Soba and udon noodles


Open every day

Tel:0556-62-0205


Approx. 40


Basic English OK

Name：Sancho Tenpo Shokudo Minobuan

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Souvenirs, steamed yuba buns, light meals


※Early-morning opening at 5:00

Open every day

Tel:0556-62-0750


Number of seats 8


Basic English OK

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Name：Renge-an

Name：Farmer’s Café M&H

Name：Shinohara

Name：Yamadaya Shokudo

Name：Minatoya Shokudo

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Kakurinbo has a collection of 13 authentic wedding

kimonos, all of which are available for guests to try on

for free. Our staff members will help you put on and

style the kimono in less than 10 minutes. You may also

use Kakurinbo’s garden, recognized locally as a

cultural asset, as a backdrop for your photos. The

pictures you take will be some of the best souvenirs

you’ ll have from Japan. Please ask about this special

opportunity when you arrive.

Wedding kimono experience

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Kakurinbo Tel: 0556-62-0014

The ideal way to get around hilly Minobusan.

The bike’ s battery boosts pedal-power,

making it easy to cycle up steep slopes. Please

ask the staff for more information.

E-bike rentalE-bike rental

Kakurinbo Tel: 0556-62-0014

GobyoshoGobyosho御廟所御廟所

MinobusanMinobusan身延山身延山

KanromonKanromon

・Minobusan　 High School・Minobusan　 University

・Minobusan　 High School・Minobusan　 University

GojunotoGojunoto

Otokozaka

Otokozaka

Onnazaka

Onnazaka

Sakura TerraceSakura Terrace

MegusurinokiMegusurinoki

OkunoinOkunoin

Minobusan Tourist Map

Minobusan Tourist Map

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YamamotoboYamamotobo

NaniwayaNaniwaya

TanakayaTanakaya

山本坊

浪花屋浪花屋IsagoyaIsagoya田中屋旅館田中屋旅館いさご屋旅館いさご屋旅館

ShimaboShimabo志摩坊

KubonoboKubonobo窪之坊

The cherry blossom period, Golden Week holidays and

the Obon festival period change each year according to

the calendar and weather.

Please note that a one-way trip takes seven minutes.

Departures are scheduled for every 20 minutes.

During busy times, departures are every seven to 10 minutes.

Pet: 550 yen (large dog: 750 yen)

Round trip: 700 yen / One way: 400 yenChild (4 to 12 years)

Round trip: 1,400 yen / One way: 760 yenAdult (junior high school student and older)

＜Fare＞

The trip takes seven minutes from Kuonji ropeway station to the Mt. Minobu summit, some

1,153 meters above sea level.

Minobusan Ropeway

The admission fee allows you to copy as many sutras as you please. One sutra takes about five minutes to

copy. There are numerous types of sutra available.

Sutra copying

※ Open every day in April and August

Closed on Thursdays

(or the following day if Thursday is a holiday)

9:00 to 16:00 (last admission 15:30)

Opening times

Junior high and elementary school students

College and high school students

General public

Admission

Homotsu-kan (Hall of Treasures)

Please refrain from wearing yukata to morning prayers.

October – March from 6:00

April – September from 5:30

Morning prayer times

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Times of daily

first departureHours of operation

last departure last return

300 yen

200 yen

100 yen

For more information,

phone 0556-62-1081

between 8:30 and 16:30.

About Kuonji

Mid-March and from the end of Septemberto the beginning of OctoberMid-March and from the end of Septemberto the beginning of October

View of Mt.FujiView of Mt.Fuji

Recommended restaurantsRecommended restaurants

ロープウェイ乗り場ロープウェイ乗り場Ropeway platformRopeway platform

LargeBuddhastatue

LargeBuddhastatue

丈六堂丈六堂JorokudoJorokudo

KakurinboKakurinbo

五重塔五重塔

KuonjiKuonji久遠寺久遠寺

HondoHondo本堂本堂

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北之坊KitanoboKitanobo

麗坊FumotoboFumotobo

本行坊HongyoboHongyobo

清水房ShimizuboShimizubo

岸之坊KishinoboKishinobo

SoshidoSoshido祖師堂祖師堂

Ho-oninHo-onin報恩院報恩院

ButsudenButsuden仏殿仏殿

Teizen cafeTeizen cafe庭前カフェ庭前カフェ 2323

大善坊DaizenboDaizenbo

ChijyaboChijyabo智寂坊智寂坊

TakeiboTakeibo武井坊武井坊

RinzoboRinzobo林蔵坊林蔵坊

HinosawaboHinosawabo樋澤坊樋澤坊

EzeboEzebo恵善坊恵善坊

TakenoboTakenobo竹之坊

MatsuiboMatsuibo松井坊松井坊

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DairinboDairinbo大林坊

MinobuanMinobuan身延庵身延庵

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メグスリノキメグスリノキ

HabanoboHabanobo端場坊

NitchodoNitchodo日朝堂日朝堂

DaijoboDaijobo大乗坊大乗坊

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町営総門駐車場 Somon parking

旧：身延温泉ホテル Former Minobu Onsen Hotel

松本屋生花店 Matsumotoya ／Cut flowers

一宮数珠店 Ichinomiya Juzuten ／Prayer beads

玉川楼 Tamagawaro／Eel restaurant

M&H／Pizza, pasta & cake café

南天の郷 Nanten no Sato／Shiitake, yuba & crystals

あたらしや Atarashiya ／Buddhist paraphernalia & crystals

山梨交通バス発着所／Minobusan Bus Station

みやげ館 Miyagekan ／Buddhist paraphernalia & souvenirs

山梨中央銀行ATM／

ATM (Weekdays only 9:00-15:00)

山田屋食堂 Yamadaya Shokudo／Yuba restaurant

玉田屋 Tamadaya ／Souvenirs

若松屋 Wakamatsuya ／Prayer beads & Buddhist souvenirs

熊王みやげ店 Kumao Miyageten ／

Buddhist paraphernalia & souvenirs

かわい Kawai ／Souvenirs

蓮華庵 Rengean ／Café

松司軒 Shoshiken ／Buddhist paraphernalia & souvenirs

小玉屋Kodamaya ／

Buddhist paraphernalia & souvenirs

望月久商店 Mochizuki Sashi Shoten ／

Candles, incense & stickers

紫雲堂 Shiundo／Prayer beads & crystals

身延山駐在所 Minobusan Police Station

身延山観光案内所 Minobusan Tourist Inform

ation Office

清水屋商店 Shim

izuya Shoten／Beer, liquor & souvenirs

三門　Sanmon

総門　SOMON

Monnai Shopping StreetMonnai Shopping Street

Food & drink and souvenirs mapFood & drink and souvenirs map

飲食おみやげマップ飲食おみやげマップ

ー門内商店街ーー門内商店街ー

食事処しのはら※要予約

Shinohara restaurant

(by reservation only)

スナック昴 Snack Subaru bar

武州屋 Bushuya／Yuba & shiitake

三河屋茶舗 Mikawaya Saho／Tea

身延山郵便局 Minobusan Post Office

仲町駐車場 Nakamachi parking

とうよう軒 Toyoken ／

Snacks, Buddhist paraphernalia,

fresh yuba & souvenirs

山交タクシー YAMAKOU Taxi

仙洞田洋品店 Sendoda Yohinten／Pilgrims walking equipment

池上商店 Ikegami Shoten ／Liquor store

みのや Minoya／Buddhist paraphernalia & souvenirs

英玉堂 Eigyokudo／Buddhist paraphernalia, quartz & souvenirs

浪花屋 Naniwaya／

Prayer beads & Buddhist souvenirs

河内屋食堂

　Kawachiya／

　　Shiitake restaurant

新玉屋 Shingyokuya／

　Buddhist paraphernalia & souvenirs

甘養亭 Kanyotei／Minobu manju confectionary

三河屋数珠店Mikawaya Juzuten／

Prayer beads and crystals

港屋食堂 Minatoya Shokudo／

Ramen noodle shop

梅屋瑞光堂 Umeya Zuikodo／Buddhist paraphernalia & souvenirs

教報社 Kyohosha／Beer, liquor & souvenirs

迎賓館えびす屋／Geihinkan ebisuya ／

Rustic boutique accommodation and village café

ATM

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