Kumano Kodo Kii ji Authentic Shore Excursion Ancient Path Nearby

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8 giờ

Tiếng Anh, Tiếng Pháp

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Embark on a journey through the Kumano Kodo’s historic Kii-ji route, visiting sacred sites such as Fujishiro Shrine, the ancestral Suzuki Mansion, and the spiritual Hai-no-tawa Pass, the "Ridge of Prayer." Accompanied by a professional guide well-versed in the lore of this UNESCO World Heritage site, you will have the privilege of exploring these historic paths at your own comfortable pace, ensuring a personalized and stress-free experience. By joining this tour, you gain immersive cultural insights and insider knowledge only a local expert can provide, from ritualistic origins to memorable encounters with local traditions. This excursion is perfectly suited for adventure seekers, history buffs looking to discover the roots of a famous Japanese name, and active families who wish to step off the beaten path and connect with Japan’s spiritual heart in a safe and rewarding environment.

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Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Specialized infant seats are available

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

The itinerary might be changed due to weather condition or other reasons.

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Fujishiro Shrine

One of the five most important shrines (Gotai-Oji) along the Kumano Kodo. For centuries, pilgrims have stopped here to pray for safety before tackling the steep mountain passes. You will also visit Suzuki Mansion (鈴木屋敷), the ancestral home of the "Suzuki" family. Suzuki is the most common surname in Japan and a world-famous brand name. You can explore the roots of this legendary family at their recently restored 12th-century residence. Then, you will crime Fujishiro-zaka Slope, a beautiful, moss-covered ancient stone path. Walking here feels like stepping back 1,000 years into Japan’s spiritual past. The highlight of the tour is Hai-no-tawa Pass. As the highest point in this section, it offers a dramatic view where the mountains meet the sea—a perfect spot to experience the "spiritual geography" of Japan. Stand where Emperors and pilgrims stood 1,000 years ago to offer prayers to the gods of Kumano. Experience the same breathtaking view that has inspired travelers for centuries.

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The finish line of your hike. This area is world-renowned for Arida Mikan (Mandarin Oranges). In autumn and winter, the entire mountainside turns bright orange.

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