Kumano Kodo Fujiishiro-saka

Kumano Kodō Fujishirāsaka

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Experience the atmosphere of an ancient pilgrimage trail at Fujiishiro-saka. From the mountain pass, you can even see the silhouettes of Awaji Island and Shikoku, transporting you to the world of the Manyoshu poetry collection.

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HighlightsAtmosphere of an ancient pilgrimage trail
Stunning views from the mountain pass
Stone Jizo statues lining the path
World of the Manyoshu
Sense of history

Basic Information

Address: Fujiishiro, Kainan City, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan Search for tourist attractions in Wakayama

Access: Show route

Op.Hours: Monday: 24 hours, Tuesday: 24 hours, Wednesday: 24 hours, Thursday: 24 hours, Friday: 24 hours, Saturday: 24 hours, Sunday: 24 hours

Cld.Days: No days off

Fee: Free

HP: http://www.city.kainan.lg.jp/kanko/midokoro/bunkazai/arimanomiko.html

Overview

Kumano Kodo Fujiishiro-saka is a historically romantic path deeply imbued with the atmosphere of an ancient pilgrimage route, particularly within the Kii-ji section. Stone Jizo statues line the path, evoking the journeys of pilgrims and creating a feeling of stepping back in time to the era of the Manyoshu. From the mountain pass near Fujiishiro-saka, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Awaji Island and the distant outlines of Shikoku. The contrast between the lush green mountains below and the distant islands is truly spectacular. Walking Fujiishiro-saka allows you to connect with the faith and reverence for nature held by the people of the past, and glimpse into the daily life of those who lived during the Manyoshu period. It's a valuable experience where history and nature harmoniously coexist.

Kumano Kodo Fujiishiro-saka

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