• Kankakei Gorge - Sekimon-do, the 18th sacred site of the Shodoshima Pilgrimage, is a mystical mountain retreat surrounded by towering rock cliffs. Within the Momiji Valley, the area offers fresh greenery in spring, vibrant autumn foliage, and exposed rugged rock faces in winter, creating a solemn landscape that transforms with the seasons. Far from human habitation, the only sounds are birdsong and flowing water. In this profound silence, away from worldly distractions, the mind naturally finds peace.
• Sekimondo - Inside the cave, participants can experience a Goma fire ritual performed before the principal deity, Shōgun Jizō. Surrounded by rising flames and the resonant chanting of sutras, a special time unfolds for deep introspection. Additionally, Ajikan meditation—conducted in a space not usually open to the public—guides participants toward deep healing as they synchronize their breath with the rhythms of nature. After the experience, tea and traditional sweets are offered, providing an opportunity for warm communication with the head priest and local parishioners. Encountering both the solemn spirituality of the sacred site and the warmth of the people creates a journey of “prayer and renewal” that nourishes both body and soul.

• Guide fee
• Tea and coffee
• Ajikan meditation experience fee
• Goma fire ritual experience fee
• Travel accident insurance

• Transportation not specified in the plan
• Personal expenses (laundry, telephone charges, etc.)
• Expenses during free time

Sekimon-do, a revered mountain location nestled in Kankakei Gorge within Setonaikai National Park, offers participants the opportunity to engage in a Goma fire ritual and Ajikan meditation amidst stunning natural beauty. Visitors can enjoy a calm and leisurely experience, interacting with the head priest and local parishioners, in a serene environment that provides a welcome escape from daily life.

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