Oyama Sakura(cherry blossoms)
There are 4 large wild cherry blossom trees called 'Oyama Sakura' on the hill from Oyama elementary school to Oyama Afuri Shrine.
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Recommended by Kanagawa Prefecture
Shonan Area 7h15m
The mountain behind the Oyama Afuri Shrine head office, also called the Cherry Blossom Mountain, has four North Japanese hill cherry trees that are said to be 400 years old. The largest of the four, the Greater Oyamazakura, has a trunk girth of 3.5 meters. After appreciating the trees, you'll be paying homage at the Oyama Afuri Shine, and then enjoying Oyama's famous tofu dishes and boar stew.
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Koma Sando Path
Koma Sando Path leads to Oiwake station, where the Oyama Cable Car stops.
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Ooyama-cable
Ooyama cable car will take you to a great scenic spot that is located at a height of 700 m above sea level in 6 minutes. The cable car is 0.8 km long and the difference of elevation between stations is 278 m. Passengers can fully enjoy grand views from a large window of the cable car: a view of Enoshima spreading below the cable, seasonal sceneries of Oyama and other superb prospects. The cable...
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Ooyama Afuri Shrine
This is an ancient shrine which is said to be built over 2000 years ago. Known as a place for praying for rain, as well as a sacred ground revered by many generals, the pilgrimage to Mount Ooyama became popular in the Edo Period. In 2016, this pilgrimage was designated as a Japan heritage site, with the view from Afuri Shrine featured with two Michelin stars.
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Oyama-dera Temple
This temple is famous for its beautiful autumn leaves. It is designated a National Cultural Property.
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Oyama speciality: tofu / shishi-nabe
At lodging facilities, you can enjoy famous tofu dishes and shishi-nabe.
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