[Yamagata / Tsuruoka City] A spiritual trip to experience mountain worship "Dewasanzan Tour"

・ No tiredness when traveling with a high-grade E-Bike ・ No need for secondary traffic when departing from or arriving at JR Tsuruoka Station ・ You can get on and off anytime, anywhere without worrying about parking space Can be done.・ It will be a tour around "Mt. Haguro", one of the three mountains of Dewa, one of Japan's leading power spots.・ You can enjoy trekking along the cedar avenue, which is certified by the Michelin Green Guide as a three-star, lined with cedar trees over 500 years old.・ You can also enjoy vegetarian food as an option.・ For those who are not confident in their physical strength, you can enjoy matcha tea or choose a sutra-copying experience while looking at the garden at Gyokusenji Temple, which was opened in the Kamakura period.・ It is a tour that can be enjoyed by a wide range of generations such as girls traveling, families, and active seniors.・ Because it departs from Tsuruoka Station, we recommend that you change your clothes in advance.・ You can use the parking lot free of charge even if you come by car.・ We also accept shipments of luggage such as souvenirs. ～ Flow of the day ～ 10:30 Departure Before departure, we will depart after receiving an explanation from the guide and an E-Bike operation lecture. 12:00 Trekking on the approach road We had lunch on the way and trekked along the cedar avenue from the Zuijinmon gate at the entrance of Mt. Haguro through the five-storied pagoda. Let's reset the mind and body in a dignified space. (120-180 minutes) 15:30 Gyokusenji Temple On the way back from Mt. Haguro, you can stop by Gyokusenji Temple and enjoy matcha while looking out at the garden. (30-40 minutes) If you wish to have lunch here, the approach trekking will be done later. 17:00 Arrival Return to JR Tsuruoka Station and get ready to go home. You can also buy souvenirs in front of the station.

This is a tour of Mt. Haguro, one of the sacred sites of Shugendo [Mt.

In a dignified space, trekking along the approach lined with cedar trees over 500 years old. You can also see the five-storied pagoda, a national treasure that was built by Taira no Masakado.

Gyokusenji Temple was opened in the Kamakura period at the entrance of Dewasanzan. You can enjoy matcha while watching the flowers that bloom in each season at the nationally designated scenic garden, which is also called the "Temple of Flowers". You can also have vegetarian food for lunch. (Reservation required)