Nichiren Shoshu Shimonobo

It's been a long time since I visited, and many tourists came.

Original Text

It seems that it was on TV after a long time, and although it was a weekday, many tourists came. It was nice to see the elderly residents of nearby long-term care facilities and the staff taking a walk under the wisteria trellis. Since the temple is the Nichiren Shoshu sect, I have not visited the temple.

Mt. Fuji ＆ Fuji no Hana

Original Text

It's sunny and you can see Mt. Fuji ＆ It's wonderful to visit when the wisteria is in bloom. Isn't there a lot of places where you can see both together?

I went to see the wisteria shelf of Shimonobo. .. ..

Original Text

Shimonobo, whose wisteria trellis are beautiful this season, and the weather is nice on my way home from work, so I stopped by. Fujinomiya citizens are famous for coming to see the wisteria of this temple! I'm doing something at a spot. Fortunately, the parking lot of the temple is not closed either. The wisteria petals fell a little down, but they were beautiful overall. About 3 cars came. I went back and took a picture of Mt. Fuji.

The wisteria trellis is in full bloom, but you can definitely see Mt. Fuji. ..

Original Text

The parking lot of the temple is free and is a great place to stop and take a break. There is a wisteria, and it is in full bloom around ５ Moon, but is it famous locally? It is a place. The Ueno area of Fujinomiya is on a hill, and you can see Mt. Fuji by walking a little from the parking lot.

Mt. Fuji over the wisteria shelf of the breeze

Original Text

It is a place where you can enjoy the collaboration between wisteria trellis and Mt. Fuji. Shimonobo is a temple of the Nichiren Shoshu sect. From the parking lot to the main hall, there is a wisteria trellis like a U-shaped corridor. There was a place where you could see Mt. Fuji on the way, and many people were taking pictures. There were wisteria shelves and wisteria three-tiered decorations around the main hall. It is recommended because it feels like it is covered with wisteria colors and scents.