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==Local attractions== [[File:12-Chureito-pagoda-and-Mount-Fuji-Japan (29677439878).jpg|thumb|Iconic view of ''Chūrei-tō'' with [[Mount Fuji]] in the background.]] *[[Arakurayama Sengen Park]] and the ''Chūrei-tō'' pagoda, built on a hilltop facing Mount Fuji. *[[Fuji-Q Highland]] an [[amusement park]] with a variety of attractions suitable for adults and children. *[[Kitaguchi Hongū Fuji Sengen Jinja]], a [[Shinto shrine]] dedicated to the ''[[kami]]'' of Mount Fuji, the Kitaguchi Hongū Fuji Sengen Jinja is the historical starting point for pilgrims climbing the mountain. The main structure was originally built in 788 and underwent reconstruction in the 17th century. Additional buildings include a shrine dedicated to [[Takeda Shingen]] (1521–1573), and a red ''[[torii]]'' which is taken down and rebuilt every "Fuji Year" (60 years). The shrine has a local history museum which displays items from Fujiyoshida's past including household items, farm implements, clothing and samples of the cities' famous textiles. *Mt. Fuji Radar Dome Museum. A tribute to the meteorologists who built a radar research facility at the summit of Mount Fuji, which features a room which simulates the conditions at the summit of the mountain. *Mt. Fuji Visitors Center. It is home to interactive displays, videos, books and guides about Mount Fuji.
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