Things to do in Isehara

This 2,000-year-old shrine offers panoramic views of Sagami Bay and Mount Fuji from its mountain perch. Take the scenic cable car up, then stroll ancient paths lined with traditional shops and eateries.

This sacred mountain trail blends challenging hikes with ancient shrine visits and panoramic Fuji views. Reward yourself with local Oyama tofu in the village after conquering the rocky summit paths.

This 1,800-kilometer hiking trail winds through seven Japanese prefectures, connecting diverse landscapes and cultural sites. Explore ancient temples, villages, and mountain vistas along well-maintained paths.

The Shibuta River transforms into a vibrant floral carpet during April's Moss Phlox Festival. Stroll along the riverbanks to witness pink, white, and red blooms reflecting on the water's surface.

Dating back to the Heian period, this ancient shrine honors Toyokuni-no-Mikoto with sacred trees and stone zodiac statues. Visit the Motomiya shrine nearby for panoramic views of Sagami Bay.

This 1608 Tendai Buddhist temple features a striking three-story pagoda set in serene mountain surroundings. Wander the tranquil grounds and admire traditional Japanese architecture amid nature's embrace.

This 8th-century Buddhist temple houses the revered Yakushi triad statues (Important National Cultural Properties). Explore the serene grounds with its koi pond for a peaceful retreat from urban life.