Hinode-Kan (Mountain lodge)

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The mountain lodge located at the 7th station on Mt.Fuji Yoshida trail and directly below the first-aid station, opens only during the summer. The owner Osamu Nakamura is a professional cameraman. He takes a lot of pictures of Mt.Fuji and displays them at the mountain lodge.Although it had originally been called Fumyodoson-muro with historical background, the lodge is named ‘Hinode-kan’ (Sun-rise hall), because the building stands facing the east and is perfect for enjoying the sun-rise. At the Irori fireplace, the kettle for the tea ceremony donated by Fuji-ko (Mt. Fuji faith) in 1826 (Bunsei 9)is placed. It takes one hour and half from 5th station to Hinode-kan, and 4hours from Hinode-kan to the peak of the mountain.

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403-0005 Yoshida Trail, Fujiyoshida City

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