Just about the only remaining Fuji oshi-no-ie (pilgrims' inn) you can still stay in. The young owner is both a carpenter (hence the lovingly restored 440-year-old building) and an 18th-generation oshi (Shintō priest associated with Fuji worship). Stay as countless pilgrims before you: sleeping on tatami in rooms partitioned by shōji (sliding-screen doors).
At time of research, Hitsuki were planning to set up guided ascents of Fuji that begin, as they traditionally did, from Fuji Sengen-jinja, a short walk from the inn.
