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and July 19th, 2025 (Sat) - August 24th, 2025 (Sun)
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Magome(馬籠)・Tsumago(妻籠) |
Takayama Bus Terminal Kuguno Station |
Gero Bus Terminal Gero Station |
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One Way | Round Trip | One Way | Round Trip |
5,000 | 9,000 | 4,000 | 7,000 |
Magome Juku is a settlement that sits along the cobblestone slopes of the Nakasendo path which connects Edo and Kyoto, still evoking memories of the Edo period to this day. Magome Juku sits at a relatively high altitude of 600 meters, and is a great viewing spot of the Nakatsugawa town and Ena mountain, one of the 100 top mountains of Japan.
Tsumago Juku was chosen as the country’s first significant, historical, preserved architectural area. While preserving the nostalgia and architectural history of the Edo period with its Dashibari Zukuri and Udatsu techniques, it is an area still inhabited today.
This is a 9 km, three hour hiking course that connects Magome Juku and Tsumago Juku. Participants can enjoy the simple scenery and nature of the cobblestone streets and tea shops along the path that many samurai traveled long ago.
This is a tea shop that served as a rest area for the tired samurai that walked the path from Magome Juku to Tsumago Juku. Why not catch your breath and take a leisurely break in this relaxing atmosphere?
Adult 8,000 yen~
Visit two UNESCO world heritage sites!!