Asamagatake Pilgrimage Map ~Asamagatake Road~

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This shop is located at the highest point in Ise-Shima. In addition to shopping, you can also enjoy the view of Ise Bay. We have a wide selection of local sake that is only sold in Ise-Shima. Business hours: 9:00-17:00 (open all year round) Official site

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This is a restaurant at the top of the mountain. Please try Ise's famous "Ise udon" and "Tenku soft serve ice cream". Business hours: 9:00-17:00 (open all year round) Official site

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Halfway up Mt. Asakuma Trail, popularly known as "Tomachi Bridge," is a scenic spot with a pleasant breeze. During the Taisho era, a cable car, the largest in the East at the time, ran under this area. Official site

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The Tofuya Ryokan, which had a large hall with 100 tatami mats and was located on the Asakuma Pass Observation Deck in Nijunincho, operated as a teahouse after the cable car was discontinued, but it was destroyed by a fire in 1962 and closed down. The Asakuma Pass Lookout in Nijunimachi, where you can feel the changes of the times while being soothed by the beauty of the scenery that has not changed since then, has been selected as a must-see spot by the research team. Official site

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There is a parking lot that can park about 40 cars and a toilet at the Asakumadake trailhead, which is about a 10-minute walk from Kintetsu Asakuma Station.

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A shrine that enshrines Hachidairyuosha. There is a legend that a dragon once ascended to heaven, and the view of Ise-Shima and the Kii Peninsula from here is spectacular. Official URL

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The entrance to the mountain trail leading to the summit of Mt. Asakumadake. Mt. Asakuma is 555 meters above sea level, and the Asakuma trail that starts from Deai no Hiroba is approximately 5.5 km to the summit, making it a safe route even for beginners.

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In the Ise-Shima region, it is believed that the souls of the deceased ascend to Mount Asakuma, and after the funeral, people of all religions visit Okunoin Temple to erect a stupa and make a memorial service, which is called a "Mt. After crossing the Gokurakumon gate and at the end of a long line of stupas, you will find Okunoin Temple, whose principal deity is Enmei Koyasu Jizo Bosatsu (Kozo Bosatsu). Official site

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Asakumagake Kongoshoji is a temple that protects the demon gate of Ise Grand Shrine. Since ancient times, it has been known as the Okunoin of the Jingu as a temple that protects the Demon Gate of Ise Grand Shrine.A folk song in Ise Ondo says, "If you go to Ise, put on a morning bear, but if you don't go on a morning bear, it's only a one-day visit." Those who visit the shrine are drawn to this temple. I used to visit the shrine. Main hall visiting hours: 9:00-15:45 Official site

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Lover's sacred place "Tenku no Post" This is an active post at the highest peak in Ise-Shima. It is often used as a popular place among people who want to express their feelings to their loved ones. Original postcards and stamps are sold at the mountaintop shop, so why not drop them off using this mailbox? "Tenku Post" has been selected as the third sacred place for lovers in Mie Prefecture. Official site

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While soaking in the footbath, please relax and enjoy the view of Ise Bay spreading out below. It might be a footbath where you can see Mt. Fuji from the farthest place... The effect is... peace of mind. Price: Adult: 100 yen, child: 50 yen Official site