Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Routes

  • Wakayama
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"Kumano Kodo" is a rare World Heritage "Road," one of the few in the world, which people have continued to walk for centuries to worship at the Kumano Sanzan. Alongside the Camino de Santiago in Spain, it attracts attention from hikers and spiritual seekers worldwide as a pilgrimage path. The roads, dotted with mossy cobblestones, giant cedar groves, and historical Oji shrine remains, allow you to experience Japanese ancient nature worship and spiritual culture just by walking. There are multiple routes with different altitudes and landscapes, and it is a pilgrimage route that provides lifelong unforgettable emotion, allowing everyone from beginners to serious hikers to immerse themselves in Japan's deep mountains and history of prayer at their own pace.

Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Routes
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【Wakayama City】 Kii-ji Route on the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trails

【Wakayama City】 Kii-ji Route on the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Trails

Wakayama City

KUMANO KODO: Pilgrimage to Japan's Spiritual Origins

KUMANO KODO: Pilgrimage to Japan's Spiritual Origins

Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau

Are you a DUAL PILGRIM?

Are you a DUAL PILGRIM?

Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau

Dual Pilgrim Program: Kumano Kodo How-to Series

Dual Pilgrim Program: Kumano Kodo How-to Series

Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau

Worshipping at a Shinto Shrine: Kumano Kodo How-to Series

Worshipping at a Shinto Shrine: Kumano Kodo How-to Series

Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau

Japanese Bath: Kumano Kodo How-to Series

Japanese Bath: Kumano Kodo How-to Series

Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau

Staying at a Japanese Minshuku Guesthouse: Kumano Kodo How-to Series

Staying at a Japanese Minshuku Guesthouse: Kumano Kodo How-to Series

Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau

Luggage Shuttle Service: Kumano Kodo How-to Series

Luggage Shuttle Service: Kumano Kodo How-to Series

Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau

How to Ride a Public Bus:  Kumano Kodo How-to Series

How to Ride a Public Bus: Kumano Kodo How-to Series

Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau

World Heritage Kumano Kodo

World Heritage Kumano Kodo

Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau

Spiritual KANSAI , Pilgrimage

Spiritual KANSAI , Pilgrimage

The KANSAI Guide

Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Routes

Address
Wakayama Prefecture
Website
https://www.wakayama-kanko.or.jp/
Operator
Wakayama Tourism Federation

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