Miyashitabo

If you are planning to climb Mt. Gassan, we highly recommend this tour with Miyashitabo. There are many things worth mentioning, but the tour content is wonderful and full of things.A visit to Hagurosan Shrine the day before (only for those who wish), a Goma prayer before departing for the ascent (it's quite impressive!), dishes made with home-grown vegetables and rare mushrooms, ``Kanaka'', red bean paste mochi, and handmade sesame tofu. Delicious Buddhist cuisine and clean rooms. Mr. Miyashita's talk is also quite interesting.The best thing is the Mt. Gassan tour! ︎From the 8th station, climb up to Mt. Gassan to worship, then descend to Mt. Yudono, the course of the old Yamabushi training!It was an experience that will become a lifelong memory that would be hard to replace with anything else.Beautiful wildflowers blooming on Mt. Gassan, delicious air, and the green carpet of Shonai Plain. The scenery of Mt. Gassan is amazing and beautiful.I climbed down the mountain using an iron ladder to avoid slipping on the rocks, and finally I was able to visit Mt. Yudono, which was very satisfying.Afterwards, we worked up a sweat at Yupoka Onsen and ate delicious soba noodles at a soba restaurant called Sosuke.If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Miyashitabo and he will be very kind to help you with any matter, no matter how small.(We have a very tight schedule for questions on the day, so we may cause inconvenience, so if you have any concerns, we recommend that you consult with us in advance.)It would be great if all participants could go to Mt. Yudono together, but unfortunately those who find it difficult to do so will be judged early.You must return to the starting point at the 8th station and return home by yourself (if using a bus or taxi from the 8th station of Mt. Gassan, you will have to pay at your own expense).I'm sure it's painful for those who are already halfway up the mountain, but I think it would be better if those who can't climb the mountain make their own decisions early on.This is because the Gyojagaeshi section of Mt. Gassan and the Mt. Yudono area are quite tough courses, so if you push yourself too hard, you may end up in even more trouble later on.I think it's best not to underestimate the fact that it's a mountain that anyone can climb, but to make sure to prepare in advance and take care of your health.It was an extraordinary experience and I felt quite refreshed. I am deeply indebted to Miyashitabo-sama in many ways. thank you very much.

This is a lodging in Mt. Haguro! thank you for helping me!

If you are planning to climb Mt. Gassan, we highly recommend this tour with Miyashitabo. There are many things worth mentioning, but the tour content is wonderful and full of things.A visit to Hagurosan Shrine the day before (only for those who wish), a Goma prayer before departing for the ascent (it's quite impressive!), dishes made with home-grown vegetables and rare mushrooms, ``Kanaka'', red bean paste mochi, and handmade sesame tofu. Delicious Buddhist cuisine and clean rooms. Mr. Miyashita's talk is also quite interesting.The best thing is the Mt. Gassan tour! ︎From the 8th station, climb up to Mt. Gassan to worship, then descend to Mt. Yudono, the course of the old Yamabushi training!It was an experience that will become a lifelong memory that would be hard to replace with anything else.Beautiful wildflowers blooming on Mt. Gassan, delicious air, and the green carpet of Shonai Plain. The scenery of Mt. Gassan is amazing and beautiful.I climbed down the mountain using an iron ladder to avoid slipping on the rocks, and finally I was able to visit Mt. Yudono, which was very satisfying.Afterwards, we worked up a sweat at Yupoka Onsen and ate delicious soba noodles at a soba restaurant called Sosuke.If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Miyashitabo and he will be very kind to help you with any matter, no matter how small.(We have a very tight schedule for questions on the day, so we may cause inconvenience, so if you have any concerns, we recommend that you consult with us in advance.)It would be great if all participants could go to Mt. Yudono together, but unfortunately those who find it difficult to do so will be judged early.You must return to the starting point at the 8th station and return home by yourself (if using a bus or taxi from the 8th station of Mt. Gassan, you will have to pay at your own expense).I'm sure it's painful for those who are already halfway up the mountain, but I think it would be better if those who can't climb the mountain make their own decisions early on.This is because the Gyojagaeshi section of Mt. Gassan and the Mt. Yudono area are quite tough courses, so if you push yourself too hard, you may end up in even more trouble later on.I think it's best not to underestimate the fact that it's a mountain that anyone can climb, but to make sure to prepare in advance and take care of your health.It was an extraordinary experience and I felt quite refreshed. I am deeply indebted to Miyashitabo-sama in many ways. thank you very much.