Oshi, Former Togawa Family Residence

In the Kamiyoshida area, the northern gateway to Mt. Fuji, there was a lodging facility called Oshi City, which was formed for followers of Mt. Fuji worship that once flourished in the Edo period.

Oshi are people who undertake all lodging, guidance, and prayers for climbers of Mt. Fuji.
At their peak, there were 86 oshi houses in the area, and in the existing former Togawa family residence, visitors can see the Goshinzen no Ma (the space in front of the honorable deity) and other characteristic structures of the time.

Facility information

Telephone: 0555-22-1101 (Fujiyoshida Tourism Promotion Service)

Opening Hours: 9:30am to 5:00pm (admission until 4:30pm)

Closed: Tuesdays (except for national holidays)
The day following a national holiday
Year-end and New Year's holidays

Address: 3-14-8 Kamiyoshida, Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi

Transportation: The nearest interchange: a 5-minute drive from the Kawaguchiko Interchange on the Chuo Expressway
The nearest station: a 5-minute walk from Mt. Fuji Station on the Fujikyuko Line
The nearest express bus: a 5-minute walk from Mt. Fuji Station

Charge: Adults: ￥100 (groups: ￥80)
Elementary, junior high and high school students: ￥50 (groups: ￥40)
Shared tickets with the Fujiyoshida Mt. Fuji Museum are available.

Parking: 2 buses
15 ordinary cars (free)

Website: https://www.fujiyoshida.net/sp/154

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Oshi, Former Togawa Family Residence

Oshi, Former Togawa Family Residence

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