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Cool rock! Looks like a big you know what.

I went there because I was invited by Fudo Myoo. I went there using Google Maps, but the way up the mountain was to wind around a farm road made by a mandarin orange farmer, and after going up the mountain road for a few minutes, there was a place where you could park about 4 or 5 cars, and there was a restroom on weekdays. There were no vacancies, so I recommend that you use the restroom nearby before going. On the way back, I searched for a route to Donguri Village (hot springs ♨️) and found that the road was narrow and had some fallen grass and trees, so there are some roads where you need to be prepared to get a little scratched on your car. Nearby Gamo Pond? We recommend that you go up from there.

When you go up the winding narrow road to the Fudoiwa Observatory, you will find a parking lot and a simple toilet, unlike the narrow road you have followed up to that point. There is a shrine beyond the parking lot. Above that is the main body of Fudorock. The view from the observation deck is also wonderful. However, if you look at it from a distance, you can see the overall shape better, but if you get too close, it will be too big and it will be difficult to see the whole image. When you look at it from a little distance, you get a sense of "What the heck is going on?"

The road to get there is narrow and quite steep, but it's worth the trip. The surrounding scenery is beautiful, and Fudoiwa has an overwhelming presence.

It is so narrow that it is difficult to climb up the narrow mountain path and separate from it. It's a pity that I can't use the toilet because it's a weekday...⛩️I threw money until I got into the offering box on top of Torii👛It was cleaned well, but there was a toilet...The rocks were huge and the air was nice and cool. . (It's hard to see in the photo, but there was something written like "Don't give in to the coronavirus!") The weather was nice and the view was nice 👍️