• Mt. Uzuki - Also known as Mt. Ungetsu, Mt. Uzuki is renowned for its expansive, grass-covered landscapes, maintained through regular burning. This practice prevents overgrowth, preserving the terrain and panoramic views. As visitors traverse its paths, they observe nature’s resilience, with the charred earth rejuvenating with new growth in a continuous cycle of destruction and renewal. Mt. Ungetsu embodies the harmony between human stewardship and natural regeneration, ensuring its distinctive landscape endures for future generations.
• Jokenji Temple - Jokenji Temple is celebrated for its serene atmosphere, communal chanting, and Shojin Ryori cuisine. This vegan meal, made with seasonal ingredients, balances tradition with creativity. Visitors can then savor a bowl of matcha tea. The temple offers a tranquil setting for reflection and cultural appreciation.

• Guide fee
• Accident insurance coverage
• Lunch

• Highway bus fare between Hiroshima and Oasa

Mt. Ungetsu warmly invites adventurers to explore its verdant landscapes, shaped by the traditional practice of periodic burning. This custom not only maintains the open views but also preserves the mountain’s unique character, reflecting the care of previous generations and offering insight into nature’s cycles of renewal.

After the hike, visitors can find serenity at Jokenji Temple’s peaceful sanctuary. Participate in a recitation session led by a respected monk, where the chant imparts profound Buddhist teachings. The monk then shares a brief message, providing moments for reflection.

The experience concludes with Shojin Ryori, a vegan Buddhist meal crafted from seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Each dish honors sustainability and mindful living by minimizing waste and highlighting vibrant flavors. Following the meal, enjoy a calming matcha tea session.

For convenient transportation, luxury van hire is available starting at 5,000 JPY. Prices vary based on group size, and participants can select a city location for pick-up.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.