[IC-5]Mt. Moriyama Walk－Visiting the Birthplace of First Samurai Shogunate

Address: Izu City Tourist Information Office, 伊東修善寺線, 小立野, Shizuoka Prefecture, Chubu Region Izu 410-2407

Kids friendly

It is a tour to walk around Mt. Moriyama and visit the surrounding temples and shrines. Mt. Moriyama and its surrounding area were historically important places in Medieval Japan. The first samurai Shogun called Minamoto no Yoritomo, spent 20 years there since he was exiled to Izu. He married a daughter of a powerful family, and he eventually established the Kamakura shogunate. On the top of Mt. Moriyama, you will think why he started the battle to rule the country. You will enjoy walking in nature exploring history. At Ganjyojuin Temple, you will see precious Buddha Statues designated as National Treasures.

Itinerary

	Contents
1	Meet your guide at Izu Nagaoka Station (Izu Hakone Line).
2	Start walking
3	Arrive at the top of Mt. Moriyama
4	Arrive at Ganjyojuin Temple and see National Treasures
5	Arrive at Nirayama Station (Izu Hakone Line).

Highlights

Availability/ Operating Hours	On request / 9:00 – 17:00 / Every day
Meeting Time	On request
Meeting Place	Izu Hakone line Nagaoka Station
Time Required	3 hours
Price	5,000 yen/ person
Number of persons	2 – 10 persons
What’s included	Guide fee *Admission fee to Ganjyojuin Temple will be charged separately.
What to bring	Walking clothes, footwear, hat, rain gear, drinks, etc.
Language	English, Japanese
Wheelchair Friendly	No
Kids Friendly	Yes
Reservation	At least 2 weeks in advance
Payment Option	Cash
Cancellation Policy	Tour will be canceled in case of heavy rain or storm. Customer cancellation on the day will be fully charged.
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