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Kumano Kodo Iseji Route伊勢路

7― Pilgrimage to Holy Sanctuaries
through the Paths of Prayer

Mie PrefectureWorld Heritage

Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes
in the Kii Mountain Range
Mie Prefecture

Iseji Route

Osaka Prefecture

Taki Town

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Tamaki Town

Ise-jingu Shrine

Nara Prefecture
Yoshinoyama

Mount Koya Pilgrimage Routes

Takihara-no-miya Shrine

Sacred Site
(Yoshino and Omine)

Sacred Site (Koyasan)

Niutsuhime-jinja

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Kinpusen-ji
Yoshimizu-jinja

Yoshino Mikumari-jinja
Kinpu-jinja

Jison-inNiukanshofu-jinja
Niusakadono-jinja

Odai Town

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Mizugamine

Kohechi Route

Owase City

Kumano Kodo Center
Miura-toge Pass

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Totsukawa Onsen

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Wakayama Prefecture

Hatenashi-toge Pass
Hosshinmon-oji

Maruyama Senmaida

Nakahechi Route

Sacred Site
(Kumano Sanzan)

Shirahama Town

Nachi-no-Otaki Falls

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Kumano City

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Kiho Town

Shingu City

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Shichiri-mihama Beach

Hotoke-zaka Slope
Susami Town
Nagai-zaka
SlopeSeiganto-ji

Nachi-Katsuura
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Kumano Hayatama-taisha Shrine

Fudarakusan-ji

Kumano Nachi-taisha Shrine

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Ikkoku-toge Pass, Hirakata-toge
Pass and Kumagaya-michi

Hajikami-toge Pass

7 Magose-toge Pass (on page 4)
Crossing Mt.Yakiyama
Miki-toge Pass and Hago-toge Pass
10 Sonejirozaka-Tarozaka Slope
11 Nigishima-toge Pass and Okamizaka-toge Pass
12 Hadasu-no-michi
13 Obuki-toge Pass
14 Kannon-michi
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Yokogaki-toge Pass
17 Fuden-toge Pass
18 Tori-toge Pass
19 Hamakaido Road
20 Kumano River
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Hashikui-iwa※Note: not all the passes, paths, etc. shown here
are registered as UNESCO World Heritage sites.
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Meki-toge Pass
Misesaka-toge Pass
3 Nisaka-toge Pass
4 Tsuzurato-toge Pass
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Ohechi RouteKushimoto Town

Introduction of
the Kumano Kodo
Iseji Route9

Nachi Primeval Forest

Tonda-zaka Slope
Ago-no-Watashi remains

Kareki-nada Sea

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Hana-no-Iwaya Shrine

Mihama Town

Takahara
Kumano Hongu-taisha Shrine
Kumano-jinja

Tokei-jinja

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Gyuba-doji

Tanabe City

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Obako-toge Pass

Takijiri-oji

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Kihoku Town

Omine Okugake-michi

Kongobu-ji

Taiki Town

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Ominesan-ji

Ise City

There are three sacred sites, namely the“Kumano Sanzan (Three Grand Shrines of Kumano),”“Koyasan”and“Yoshino and Omine,”in the Kii Mountain Range located roughly in the centerof Japan, and different types of religion, such as Shinto based on nature worship, Buddhism
introduced from China and developed in a unique way in Japan and Shugendo spread as a
mixture of Shinto and Buddhism, have been fostered there.
In July 2004, the three sacred sites and the pilgrimage routes connecting them as well as theirtraditional cultures developed in harmony between nature and human beings over time were
ﬁnally recognized by UNESCO as shared properties of all humankind and registered on its
World Heritage List as“Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range.”e“Kumano Kodo”

as the Paths of Prayer that lead to
Kumano Sanzan

Kumano Sanzan, which is known as one of the sacred sites in
the Kii Mountain Range, consists of three grand shrines ofKumano, namely “Kumano Hongu-taisha Shrine,” “Kumano
Hayatama-taisha Shrine” and “Kumano Nachi-taisha Shrine.”
The origins of those shrines have something to do with nature
worship respectively, but they came to enshrine the same
deities called “Kumano Sansho Gongen,” which have been
widely venerated by the public.
Since ancient times, many people have made a pilgrimage to
Kumano Sanzan from all over Japan, and the major pilgrimage
routes, such as the “Nakahechi Route” from Tanabe to thoseshrines (through mountains), the “Ohechi Route” along the coast,
the “Kohechi Route” connecting Koyasan and those shrines andthe “Iseji Route” from Ise-jingu Shrine to those shrines, havebeen gradually formed as a result. The pilgrimage routes
connecting those shrines and many diﬀerent places are
generally known as the “Kumano Kodo.”

Kumano Hongu-taisha Shrine“Kumano Kodo Iseji Route”
as the Path to Connect
the Two Major Sacred Sites

The “Kumano Kodo Iseji Route” is the path to connect Kumano
Sanzan (Three Grand Shrines of Kumano) and Ise-jingu Shrinethat is a very special sacred site for Japanese people. As theold proverb “Seven times to Ise, three times to Kumano” says,
people in the Edo Period (1603 to 1868) generally had astrong desire to visit them in their lifetime.
It is said that pilgrims in pilgrimage costume crossed a lot ofsteep mountains to get to Kumano to give a prayer to thedeities enshrined there after they had visited Ise-jingu Shrine.
Today, you can still enjoy the traditional landscapes and feelthe rich history and culture of each area along the “Kumano
Kodo Iseji Route.”

Kumano Hayatama-taisha Shrine

Kumano Nachi-taisha Shrine

3Stone-paved path on the Magose-toge Pass

馬越峠

Magose-toge Pass
Location: Kihoku Town and Owase City, Mie Prefecture
Walking route: approx. 7 km (approx. 3 hours on foot)Uotobikei Ravine

Starting point for crossing
the Magose-toge Pass

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Must-See Sites

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The Magose-toge Pass is a very
popular site on the Iseji Routesince it is relatively easy to cross.
Its stone-paved
stone paved path and forest of
hinoki (Japanese cypress) aredeﬁnitely worth seeing because
they are said to be the mostbeautiful part of the Kumano Kodo.

Kihoku Town

Haiku Monument of KaryoentoitsuA

Mt. Tengurasan
Sakura Jizo （522m）
Magose Park

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Owase City

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Owase City Hall

Walking route
Kumano Kodo

Owase Port((Area registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List)

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Restroom (toilet)

Owase Fish Market “Ototo”

1 Yonaki Jizo

2 Stone-paved path

“Jizo” is a guardian deity ofchildren. The statue of Jizo
enshrined here is believed tohave mystical power to preventchildren from crying at night.

The path here is paved withheavy natural stones as if they
were lying over one another.

3 Magose-fudoson

Forest of Owase Hinoki

Scenic Sites

Mt. Tengurasan
A (30minutes from the Magose-toge Pass)

Mt. Binshiyama
B (120minutes from the Magose-toge Pass)

Climbing the ladder on the top of themountain, you can fully enjoy apanoramic view of Owase City and themountains around.

You can fully enjoy fantastic sceneryfrom the huge rock that is located on
the top of the mountain and looks likethe back of an elephant!

This small temple, which enshrines the
Buddhist deity “Fudo Myo-o” and thefounder of Shugendo “En-no-Gyoja,” issituated right by a beautiful waterfallwith a height of about 20 meters.

(one of the Three Most Beautiful
Artiﬁcial Forests in Japan)

The forest of Owase Hinoki (Japanesecypress in Owase) looks magical with athick bunch of tall dark-green trees
and sunlight ﬁltering through theirleaves.

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The Choshi River is a river with remarkably clear water.
The Uotobikei Ravine, which has a natural stone slide witha height of 3 meters, is located upstream of the river.

4Camp inn Miyama

Owase Fish Market “Ototo”

Camp inn Miyama is a
camping site situated along
the Choshi River. You canenjoy a barbecue, play at
the riverside and refresh
yourself in the middle ofnature!

This ﬁsh market sells freshﬁsh at reasonable prices!
You can see diﬀerent types
of ﬁsh from day to day.
There are also a restaurant
and a local product booth in
the market.

Shichiri-mihama Beach seen from the arbor

松本峠

Matsumoto-toge Pass

Location: Kumano City, Mie Prefecture
Walking route: approx. 5 km (approx. 2 hours on foot)P

Odomari Station

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Kumano Odomari IC
Starting
登り口point for crossing
the Matsumoto-toge Pass

It is easy even for beginners ofmountain climbing to cross the
Matsumoto-toge Pass since it islocated at a relatively low altitude. You
can surely enjoy walking along thepass with a beautiful stone-paved pathsurrounded by bamboo forest.

Odomari Swimming BeachP

Must-See Sites

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(135 m above sea level)

Walking trail

Arbor

Oniga-jo Center P

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Kinan Tour
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Kumanoshi
StationP(Area registered on the
UNESCO World Heritage List)

path Constructed
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Kumano Sea

PThis stair-like stone-paved path
was constructed back in the Edo
Period (1603 to 1868), and its
sides are reinforced with well-built
stone walls.

3 Shishiiwa(listed on the
UNESCO World
Heritage List)

Roadside Station Kumano
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UNESCO World
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World Heritage

According to legend, this statue of Jizo, aguardian deity of children, was wrongly
shot by a sharp shooter because hemistook it for a specter. You can still see
a scar in the lower left part of the statue.
World Heritage

Kumano Great Fireworks Display
Annually held on August 17

Note: this event is postponed toa later date in case of rain or
high waves.

Walking route
Kumano Kodo

(Area registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List)

Arii
Station2 Jizo of the Matsumoto-toge PassP

Parking lot
Restroom (toilet)

3 Shishiiwa

4 Hana-no-Iwaya Shrine

The Shishiiwa (literally “LionRock” ) is a huge uniquely-shapedrock with a height of 25 meters. It
looks like a lion roaring at the
Kumano Sea.

Hana-no-Iwaya Shrine is the tomb of
Izanami-no-Mikoto known as themother of Japanese deities. It is also
said to be the oldest Shinto shrine inJapan.

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Kinan Tour
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Roadside Station Kumano
Hana-no-Iwaya (Otsuna Chaya)

Tourists can take a rest
free of charge at thiscenter. It also plans courses
and tours to provide themwith an opportunity to feelthe nature and culture ofthis area.

Otsuna Chaya is a shopping andrestaurant complex that oﬀers
Hana-no-Iwaya-related products as well
as delicious local specialties. You canalso visit the Hana-no-Iwaya shrine
Museum located on the same site.

A Oniga-jo
Oniga-jo (literally “Demon’ s Castle” ),which extends for a distance of about
1.2 kilometers along the coast, consistsof uniquely-shaped rocks created bywave erosion and rapid ground uplift.

B Oni-no-Miharashidai
Lookout

It takes about 35 minutes from the
Matsumoto-toge Pass to this lookout,
where you can fully enjoy apanoramic view of the Kumano Sea
for refreshment.

5Other Must-See Sites on the
Kumano Kodo Iseji Route

Besides the Magose-toge and Matsumoto-toge Passes, there arealso many other recommended sites on the Kumano Kodo Iseji
Route. Please be sure to visit them as well.

Kumano River and Sandanbo

Crossing Mt.Yakiyama

Tsuzurato-toge Pass

The Kumano River has been registered on the
UNESCO World Heritage List as a pilgrimage route
through water. Sandanbo sail elegantly on the river
before the wind. You can deﬁnitely have a very
comfortable time enjoying the magniﬁcent sceneryaround the river.

It used to be said that Mt.Yakiyama was thehardest place to cross in western Japan. This
mountain has a lot of steep slopes, but is
blessed with a beautiful stone-paved path,many historic sites and gorgeous scenery.

“Tsuzurato” means a zigzag course. As
indicated by the name, the Tsuzurato-toge
Pass with a well-preserved stone-paved path
reinforced with sturdy stone walls has anumber of consecutive curves.

(Course ⑳on page 2)(Course ⑧on page 2)

Information to Support Your Trip

(Course ④on page 2)

Multilingual audio guide (English, Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean and French)

Kumano Kodo Center has prepared a multilingual audio guide for use within the center.

As a Base for Your Trip Mie Prefecture Kumano Kodo Center
Mie Prefecture Kumano Kodo Center provides a lot of useful information to help you
learn more about the Kumano Kodo. The building of the center, which was constructedusing 6,549 trees of Owase Hinoki (Japanese cypress in Owase), has an air of eleganceand dignity and gives visitors a deep impression because of its beautiful grain. It exhibits
objects and documents related to the history, nature and culture of the Kumano Kodo
and its surroundings. Besides, it also plays the role of a communication and learning site
for visitors to the Kumano Kodo as well as local residents of this area.
To the Magose-toge Pass

Address 12-4 Mukai, Owse City, Mie

Prefecture, 519-3625, Japan

Contact information 0597-25-2666
AccessApprox. 12 minutes from “Owase-Eki (Owase
Station)” Bus Stop by Fureai Bus for“Kii-Matsumoto” or approx. 8 minutes from the“Owase-Eki-Guchi” bus stop by Mie Kotsu Nanki
Expressway Bus for “Kumano Kodo Center”
Note: please get oﬀ at “Kumano-Kodo-Center-Mae(Kumano Kodo Center)” Bus Stop.

Owase
StationOwase Port
Owase City Hall

Owase City Culture Hall
Thermal power plant

Owase General
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Yume Kodo Owase

Yume Kodo Owase is a shopping and restaurant complex with arestaurant serving buffet lunches made by local mothers and a kominka(traditional house) cafe. Besides, it also has souvenir shop as well as very
unusual bathing facilities using deep-sea water. Please be sure to visit it toheal your body if you are tired after crossing a pass on foot.

Kumano Kodo Iseji Navigator

Mie Travel Guide

U R L http://www.kodo.pref.mie.lg.jp/navi/index.html

U R L http://www.kankomie.or.jp/

You can gain information on the Kumano Kodo Routes as well asother tourist sites using Google Maps.

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Attractive Foods toMake Your Trip
More Enjoyable
The area around the Kumano Kodo is f illedwith attractiveness thanks to its great
nature, delicious foods, traditional craft
products, onsen (hot springs), etc.

Bowl of rice topped with fresh Seafood
This area is famous for its ﬁshing industry since it is blessed withfertile ﬁshing grounds because of the Kuroshio Current! A wide
variety of ﬁsh are caught and landed. Rice bowls topped with sliced
fresh raw ﬁsh come highly recommended.

Owase Wappa
This handmade wooden box, which is made ofhigh-quality Owase Hinoki (Japanese cypressin Owase), is a traditional lacquered productto represent this area. It is best used as alunch box.

Mandarin Oranges

Kumano Chicken

In this area, you can enjoy diﬀerent typesof mandarin oranges throughout theyear. The oranges grown here taste
incredibly sweet because of the mild
weather and sea breezes of the area.

Kumano Chickens areraised very carefully in thegreat nature of Kumano.
Their meat is moderately
tough and rich in ﬂavor.

Onsen
Onsen (hot springs) can heal your body
if you are tired after crossing a pass on
foot. You can enjoy diﬀerent healthbeneﬁts since the nature of water
diﬀers depending on the onsen resort.

Himono(Dried Fish)

Mehari Sushi

Sanma Sushi(Saury Sushi)

Fresh ﬁsh are dried to be soldas processed food. They
become richer in taste andmore non-perishable after they
are dried.

Mehari sushi is a large rice ballrolled in lightly-pickled takanaleaves. It is generally believedthat the origin of its name canbe traced back to a Japaneseword meaning “eye-opening.”
That means people cannot help
but open their eyes wide
because they are very surprisedby its size and ﬁne ﬂavor.

Sanma sushi consists oflightly-pressed pieces of sushi
rice topped with saury slices
pickled with salt. This sushi isvery easy to eat because of
its ﬁrm-textured and odorlesssaury slices.

Roadside Station Kiho Town Sea Turtle Park
This park is a major base for educational activities for theprotection of endangered sea turtles. You can learn about
sea turtles in detail at the museum of the park as well asat the sea turtle pools where you can enjoy closenesswith real sea turtles.

Maruyama Senmaida
Along the Tori-toge Pass located to the west of the
Matsumoto-toge Pass, there are thousands of tanada (riceterraces) known as “Maruyama Senmaida” on the slope of amountain, which are said to be the most beautiful rice ﬁelds inJapan. You can see beautifully-shining rice ﬁelds throughout
the months of May and June where they are ﬁlled with waterfor rice planting.

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Expressway(dotted line: scheduled for construction)

Kumano Sea

Private railroad

Shinkansen
JR(Japan Railway)

ShinguShingu-Miwazaki IC
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Nanki-Shirahama Airport

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KushimotoAccess by Train
Approx. 1 hour 45 minutes by JR Shinkansen (Nozomi)

Kyoto Station
Osaka-Nanba Station

Nagoya Station

Approx. 1 hour 10 minutes by Kintetsu Limited Express
Approx. 1 hour 15 minutes by JR Limited Express (Wide View Nanki)

Approx. 1 hour 50 minutes by Kintetsu Limited Express
Approx. 1 hour 30 minutes by Kintetsu Limited Express
Approx. 13 minutes by Kintetsu Limited Express

Iseshi Station

Approx. 23 minutes by JR Rapid Train (Mie)Matsusaka Station

Tokyo Station

Kii-Nagashima Station

Approx. 1 hourby JR Limited Express(Wide View Nanki)

Owase Station

Approx. 20 minutes
by JR Limited Express(Wide View Nanki)

Approx. 30 minutes
by JR Limited Express(Wide View Nanki)

Kumanoshi Station

Approx. 20 minutes
by JR Limited Express(Wide View Nanki)

Shingu Station

Access by Car
NagoyaKyoto
Osaka

Approx. 40 minutes via Higashi-Meihan Expressway

Approx. 20 minutes
via Meishin Expressway
Approx. 30 minutes
via Nishi-Meihan Expressway

Ise area

Kusatsu JCT

Approx. 45 minutes
via Shin-Meishin Expressway

Kameyama JCT
Kameyama JCT

Approx. 40 minutes
via Ise Expressway
Approx. 40 minutes
via Ise Expressway

Seiwa-Taki JCT

Tenri IC Approx. 1 hour 10 minutes Ise-Seki IC Approx. 30 minutes
via Meihan National Route

Kii-Nagashima IC

Approx. 30 minutes
via Kisei Expressway

via Ise Expressway

Miyama IC

Owase-Kita IC

Approx. 15 minutes Approx. 8 minutes
via Kisei Expressway via Kisei Expressway

Owase-Minami IC

Kumano-Odomari IC

Approx. 10 minutes
Approx. 20 minutes
via Route 42
via Kumano-Owase Road

Shingu City

Approx. 40 minutes
via Route 42

Approx. 20 minutes via Ise Expressway

Access by Bus
Omiya, Ikebukuro, Shinjuku and Yokohama
NagoyaApprox. 8 hours by Mie Kotsu or Seibu Bus Expressway Bus (one overnight bus per day)Approx. 40 minutes

Kii-Nagashima

Approx. 2 hours 30 minutes by Mie Kotsu Nagoya-Nanki Expressway Bus

Matsusaka

Kii-Nagashima

Kii-Nagashima

Approx. 2 hours by Mie Kotsu Kumano-Nanki Bus(Kumano Kodo Line)

Owase

Approx. 40 minutes

Approx. 1 hour

KumanoApprox. 40 minutes

Access by Air
Your area

Chubu Centrair
Approx. 45 minutes
International Airport by Tsu Airport Line Boat

The access information shown here is as of March 2020.
Please see it when you travel.

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Tsu-Nagisamachi
Port

Approx. 10 minutes
by Mie Kotsu Bus

Approx. 10 minutes
via Prefectural Road

Tsu Station

Tsu ICApprox. 1 hour 20 minutes
by JR Limited Express(Wide View Nanki)

Seiwa-Taki JCT

Approx. 20 minutes
via Ise Expressway

Higashi-Kishu Promotion Division, Mie Prefecture
URL： http://www.kodo.pref.mie.lg.jp/

Kii-Nagashima Station

Kii-Nagashima IC

Approx. 30 minutes
via Kisei Expressway

Approx. 20 minutes
by JR Limited Express(Wide View Nanki)

Miyama IC

Owase Station

Approx. 30 minutes
by JR Limited Express(Wide View Nanki)

Owase-Kita IC

Approx. 15 minutes Approx. 8 minutes
via Kisei Expressway via Kisei Expressway

Mail： hkishu@pref.mie.lg.jp

Kumanoshi Station

Owase-Minami IC

Approx. 10 minutes
via Route 42

Approx. 20 minutes by
JR Limited Express(Wide View Nanki)

Kumano-Odomari IC

Approx. 20 minutes
via Kumano-Owase Road

Shingu Station

Shingu City

Approx. 40 minutes
via Route 42

Published in March 2020浜松