Kumano Kodo Ohechi: Nagaisaka

Kumano Kodō Ōbeji Nagai-zaka

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This Kumano Kodo Ohechi hiking course boasts breathtaking panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and a forest of ubamegashi trees, famous for their high-quality binchotan charcoal.

Historic Sites
Scenic Views

HighlightsPanoramic Pacific Ocean Views
Ubamegashi Forest (Famous for Binchotan Charcoal)
Historical Wazukawa Prince Shrine
Nature-Rich Hiking Course
Walking the Ancient Trail in Tranquility

Basic Information

Address: Wazukawa, Susami-cho, Nishimuromura-gun, Wakayama Prefecture ~ Miotsu Search for tourist attractions in Wakayama

Access: Access the charming village of Wazukawa, home to the Wazukawa Prince Shrine, by venturing into the mountains from the Nishihama bus stop along National Route 42. Show route

INFO: Please be advised that some sections of the Kumano Kodo's Ohechi route are currently closed to the public. Check for the latest updates before your visit.

Overview

Nagaisaka is considered one of the most scenic sections of the Kumano Kodo Ohechi route. It's a popular hiking course renowned for its stunning Pacific Ocean vistas and lush forests of ubamegashi trees, famous for their binchotan charcoal. The trail also features historical sites like the Wazukawa Prince Shrine, offering a captivating blend of history and nature. Nagaisaka truly embodies the spirit of a "coastal Kumano Kodo", allowing you to immerse yourself in both the grandeur of nature and the echoes of the ancient pilgrimage route. When hiking Nagaisaka, comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended. Be sure to bring water and snacks. Always be mindful of changing weather conditions and prioritize safety.

Kumano Kodo Ohechi: Nagaisaka

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