• This tour will visit Tomogashima, the starting point of Katsuragi Shugendo, where the first sutra mound is located, and the second sutra mound, the remains of Shinpukuji Temple. The main tour will be a "Shugendo Cruise" to see the Shugendo site on Tomogashima from the sea, and in the port town of Kata, the tour will visit places related to Shugendo such as "Ajigamine Gyoja-do" and "Kata Awashima Shrine". Meals will include fresh sea bream, a specialty of the area, and other delicacies from the sea. You can also experience bathing in the hot springs of Kada.
• This course includes a "Shugendo Cruise" accompanied by a Shugendo practitioner from the Shogoin Monzeki and a goma-burning asceticism experience.

According to the Kuzuren Zakki, in the section on Ninoshuku Jinfukuji Temple, there are "a main hall with a eleven-faced Kannon, a stone for sitting meditation by En no Gyoja, Zenjo-ke Pond, Koso Hall, and a mound by the side of the hall. There is a mound on the side of the temple. It is the second location of the Myohojin. This area was requisitioned by the government as a military site during the Meiji period (1868-1912), and the site remains as an abandoned temple to this day. A stone shrine made of Izumi sandstone stands on the site of the monks' cell, which is designated as the second sutra mound. Nearby is a small swamp that is said to be the site of Zenjo-ke Pond.