"Power spots" are a hot topic these days. Just visiting historic places such as shrines, temples and sacred mountains gives you a sense of solemnity. Why not try visiting power spots all over Japan on a Club Tourism tour?

Have you ever felt something called "ki"?
Everyone has "ki" (energy). It is also known as "aura", and there are times when you feel that your "aura" is becoming cloudy. When your "aura" becomes cloudy, you may feel depressed for days on end, feel uneasy, or even fall ill as a result... and unpleasant things may start happening around you.

Places known as "power spots" are said to have high "energy (vibrations)" and are places where power lies dormant. They are divided into "religious" places such as shrines and temples, "natural" places such as scenic spots, "​archaeological" places such as ruins and places with special history, and "man-made" man-made facilities. It is said that visiting such places with high "energy (vibrations)" purifies the aura, lightens the mind, and makes you feel at peace. However, without going into too much detail, a power spot for a person may be "a place that calms the mind" or "a place that heals and energizes you for some reason when you visit."

Fujiyama, which straddles Shizuoka and Yamanashi, the Sacred Cape Ishikawa-Prefecture Suzu-City, and Bungui Pass in Nagano-Prefecture Ina-City, Nagano Prefecture are said to be spots where power gathers particularly easily.