Renowned as one of the New Three Views of Japan and counted among Japan’s Three Great Pine Forests, Miho no Matsubara is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site as part of the Mount Fuji ensemble, recognized as “Fujisan, a sacred place and source of artistic inspiration.” Home to approximately 30,000 pine trees, the landscape is nothing short of breathtaking—intertwining the verdant hues of the pine forest, the rhythmic white waves, the azure ocean, and the iconic Mount Fuji. Among these trees stands the Hagoromo Pine, its roots deeply embedded in legend. According to the tale, a celestial being was so captivated by the area's beauty that she left her robe hanging on this very tree. This 650-year-old majestic black pine stands protected, its branches stretching in all directions, creating an elegant setting for you and your partner.