Located at the foot of Mount Fuji Japan on the Asagiri Plateau, surrounded by beautiful mountains and lush valleys, the Fuji Sanctuary was inaugurated over thirty years ago as a meeting place for people to pray for world peace. It is a place of co-creation of peace and hope for humanity and for the development of the divinity of each and every person.
As you meander the grounds of the Sanctuary, the legendary beauty of the soft, harmonious slopes of Fuji “San,” affectionately so named by the Japanese people for their beloved mountain, welcomes you from every corner of the grounds, yielding an indescribable peace. Whether you are visiting with a friend or attending a specific world peace prayer event, the majestic, quiet beauty of Mt. Fuji invites you to set aside your worldly concerns and join in the prayers for the peace of the world, and experience an awakening of your inner self.
At any time of the year, this sanctuary of light is a place where one can enjoy the ever-changing beauty of nature and wander among birds, trees and rocks, and celebrate the oneness of life. A vibrant, refreshing and highly subtle energy overflows the sanctuary’s grounds, and many feel a deep sense of quiet, peace and beauty while visiting here. They sense a lifting of their difficulties, and the divine longing for their true mission becomes crystal clear. Those who join in the prayer events experience a spiritual elevation and their entire being feels embraced by the essence of pure love.
The Fuji Sanctuary is the site of various functions, seminars, and world peace events that many enjoy during their visit, and offers many wonderful experiences for the awakening of one’s own inherent divinity.
The Fuji Sanctuary welcomes all visitors; please contact us for more information.
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A Sanctuary of Light and Peace: Brief history
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The Fuji Sanctuary was founded in 1969 and is the headquarters of Byakko Shinko Kai.
The site was extensively researched and approved by Masahisa Goi as a perfect location with the purest energy on which to establish the Sanctuary...
More Story >> History of the Fuji Sanctuary
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Hijirigaoka, former headquarters.
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Hijirigaoka means "Holly Hill" in English and was the former headquarters of Byakko Shinko Kai. It was located in Ichikawa, in the suburbs of Tokyo. Perched on a hill...
More Story >> History of Hijirigaoka
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Shinden Dojo, the first Dojo.
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Shinden Dojo was the very first tiny spot where Masahisa Goi used to meet with small groups of people for counseling and to pray for the peace of the world...
More Story >> Hirstory of Shinden Dojo
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Visiting Hours and Contacts
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Visitors are welcome daily from 9 am to 5 pm. The Sanctuary is closed on Wednesdays.
The Sanctuary is also closed on: New Year Holidays (from December 28 to January 4).
Each day preceding major events, the Sanctuary is not opened for "Pyramid" and "Seven Stations" activities.
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Directions to the Fuji Sanctuary
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It can be a little bit challenging to find your way from Narita airport to the Shin Fuji Station if you are planning to come to the sanctuary by yourself.
We recommend that you take a look at the directions provided, as well you might like to get in touch with us prior to your visit.
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Places to stay
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There are a few hotels close by the sanctuary, but we have selected a few places you might like to check out if you are planning on visiting.
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About the future site
by Masahisa Goi
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“At the foot of Mount Fuji we are now laying the foundation for world peace. Mount Fuji, sacred Mount Fuji. Mount Fuji is a spiritual mountain from whence echoes the sounds for world peace. Riding on these harmonious sounds, step by step we advance on the road to world peace”.
> Masahisa Goi
> Photo Gallery
> Early Days of Byakko
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