Top Dynamic Packages KUMANO KODO Trek - 7 days | Nakahechi, Takijiri to Hongu, (Fushiogami), Shingu & Nachi | Self-Guided KUMANO KODO Trek - 7 days | Nakahechi, Takijiri to Hongu, (Fushiogami), Shingu & Nachi | Self-Guided Add to favorites Dynamic Package KUMANO KODO Trek - 7 days | Nakahechi, Takijiri to Hongu, (Fushiogami), Shingu & Nachi | Self-Guided Takijiri-oji Kumano Kodo Trekking Takahara Settlement Chikatsuyu Village Tsugizakura-oji Hosshinmon-oji Fushiogami-oji Yatagarasu Amulet Kumano Hongu Taisha Oyunohara Yunomine Onsen +9 KUMANO KODO Trek - 7 days | Nakahechi, Takijiri to Hongu, (Fushiogami), Shingu & Nachi | Self-Guided Takijiri-oji Kumano Kodo Trekking Takahara Settlement Chikatsuyu Village Tsugizakura-oji Hosshinmon-oji Fushiogami-oji Yatagarasu Amulet Kumano Hongu Taisha Oyunohara Yunomine Onsen Description Itinerary Map Highlights Meals Detailed Itinerary Description This itinerary included a variety of experiences related to the ancient Kumano pilgrimage. Walks on the main portion of the Nakahechi pilgrimage, including visits to all three Kumano Grand Shrines and a few nights in onsen villages to enjoy the hot springs. There is a diversity of walks: 2 full day walks and easier highlight walks in Hongu, Shingu and Nachi. OVERVIEW Route: Kyoto/Osaka | Tanabe | Takahara | Chikatsuyu | Hongu | Kawayu Onsen | Shingu | Katsuura | Nachi | Osaka/Kyoto Duration: 7 days & 6 nights (4.5 days have walks) Overnight: Tanabe, Chikatsuyu, Fushiogami, Kawayu Onsen, Katsuura X2 Accommodation Type: Standard (Minshuku, etc), Superior (Ryokan, etc) Accommodations are diverse including guesthouses (minshuku), rental houses, and traditional Japanese inns (ryokan). ★ IMPORTANT: Some accommodations have shared bathroom facilities. Overall Level: Intermediate Type: Self-guided Transportation: Train, Bus, Walk Daily Luggage Shuttle: Available for all days Walking Difficult: Day 2=3, Day 3=3, Day 4=1.5, Day 5=1.5, Day 6=1.5What is walking difficulty? Recommended For: Those who are good walkers looking for a challenging two day trek, plus highlight walks near the Kumano Sanzan Shrines. BASE PRICES 177,000 yen per person (2 people per room) 36,000 yen per person single supplement NOTE: Prices will be registered based on two people per room and adjusted for single supplement during the processing period. DAY 1 Train from Osaka/Kyoto to Kii-Tanabe (~3 hrs) Stay in Tanabe Day 1: Breakfast/X Lunch/X Supper/X No daily luggage shuttles DAY 2 Bus from Kii-Tanabe to Takijiri (~40 min) Walk from Takijiri-oji to Chikatsuyu-oji (~13 km, 6~7 hrs) Stay in Chikatsuyu Day 2: Breakfast/X Lunch/X Supper/〇 Daily luggage shuttles (1 piece per guest) Tanabe→Chikatsuyu DAY 3 Walk Chikatsuyu-oji to Fushiogami (~21 km, 8~11 hrs) Stay in Fushiogami Day 3: Breakfast/〇 Lunch/〇 Supper/〇 Daily luggage shuttles (1 piece per guest) Chikatsuyu→Fushiogami DAY 4 Walk Fushiogami to Kumano Hongu Taisha (~4 km, 1~2 hrs) Visit Kumano Hongu Taisha Shrine, Oyunohara, Kumano Hongu Heritage Center <Option>Register as Dual Pilgrim at Kumano Hongu Heritage Center Lunch on your own in Hongu <Option>Walk Dainichi-goe from Kumano Hongu Taisha to Yunomine Onsen (bus from Yunomine to Kawayu) (~2 km, ~2 hrs) Bus from Hongu-Taisha-mae to Kawayu Onsen (~10 min) Stay in Kawayu Onsen Day 4：Breakfast/〇 Lunch/× Supper/〇 Daily luggage shuttles (1 piece per guest) Fushiogami→Kawayu Onsen DAY 5 Bus from Hongu area to Shingu (~60 min) Visit Kumano Hayatama Taisha, Kamikura-jinja Bus/train from Shingu to Kii-Katsuura Sta. Stay in Katsuura Day 5: Breakfast/〇 Lunch/X Supper/〇 Daily luggage shuttles (1 piece per guest) Hongu Accommodation→Katsuura DAY 6 Bus from Kii-Katsuura Sta. to Daimon-zaka (~10 min) Walk Kumano Kodo Daimon-zaka (~1.5 km, ~1 hr) Bus from Nachisan to Kii-Katsuura (~25 min) Stay in Katsuura Day 6: Breakfast/〇 Lunch/X Supper/〇 No daily luggage shuttles DAY 7 Train from Kii-Katsuura to Shin-Osaka (~3 hr, 50 min) Day 7: Breakfast/〇 Lunch/X Supper/X No daily luggage shuttles INCLUDED 6 Nights of accommodation 5 Suppers, 5 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch Daily luggage shuttles (1 piece per guest) NOT INCLUDED Transportation: busses, trains, etc. Miscellaneous personal expenses such as drinks, laundry, shopping, etc. Travel insurance (please purchase this before your trip) NOTES ● The Kumano Kodo is a mountain trail with sections unpaved, uneven surfaces of dirt, roots and cobblestones. Please wear appropriate footwear. ● Dress appropriately for the season that you will be walking.More weather information and other tips. ● Some accommodations have shared facilities such as hot-spring baths. Here is a detailed overview on how to take a Japanese bath. ● Tour itinerary may change depending on local circumstances and/or weather. Any questions? Contact us! WHAT IS A DYNAMIC PACKAGE?This function creates packages on requested dates and conditions, an easy way to add contents to your cart that match your itinerary. These are package tours dynamically created based on registered availability. But not guaranteed because rooms and services are not stocked on this reservation site. So the request is made, checked by our staff and then replied to you if it is available or not. Itinerary Map Highlights Walk Kumano Kodo Ancient pilgrimage route network in the Kii mountains. Stay in traditional accommodation From traditional Ryokan inns to family run guesthouses. Visit Kumano Hongu Taisha One of three Kumano grand shrines. More information >> Eat local cuisine Immerse yourself in Japan’s country side culinary traditions. Soak in Kawayu Onsen A geological wonder: Hot spring in the river! Visit Kumano Hayatama Taisha One of the three Kumano grand shrines.. More information >> Experience Katsuura Hot spring fishing port on Pacific coast. More information >> Walk Daimon-zaka Ancient stone staircase lined with ancient trees. More information >> Visit Kumano Nachi Taisha Home to Japan’s tallest waterfall. More information >> Meals SupperSet Japanese style for most accommodations BreakfastJapanese or Western style depending on accommodation LunchBento style lunch box IMPORTANT: Not all facilities can accommodate all dietary requests. If a match with availability and dietary needs is not possible then an error will appear. Guests with stricter dietary requirements may find it challenging to find a match. Meal Options : Possible : Not Possible Vegetarian No Meat No Fish No Seafood (other than fish) No Dashi fish stock No Dairy No Eggs Gluten Free With Miso & Soy Sauce No Miso & Soy Sauce (Celiac or Intolerant) Allergies Possible Others No Raw Fish/Seafood No Pork No Red Meat (beef or pork) No Shellfish Vegetarianism and gluten free foods are not common in the Japanese countryside. Please double-check the meal options that are possible with each service provider to make sure that it meets your needs. FISH STOCK: Often being able to eat trace amounts of the ubiquitous Katsuo Dashi (fish stock) makes it easier to find vegetarian options. GLUTEN: For those who are not intorelant to gluten or Celiac then choosing Gluten Free "With Miso and Soy Sauce" will increase your options. More Information NOTE: It is difficult and not culturally sensitive to change meal requests, or make new meal demands, onsite when you arrive at accommodations. Meal options must be confirmed during the reservation process and respected during your visit. Detailed Itinerary BEFORE YOUR VISIT PREPARATION Preparation and planning is the key to a safe trek in the sacred Kumano mountains.Choose a route that you have adequate experience and physical strength to safely complete. Wear appropriate clothing and footwear, and carry necessary gear. NOTE: Details sometimes change, especially bus schedules, so please double-check times before your trip. If you notice something incorrect, please let us know. Thank you! WHEN TO VISIT The Nakahechi route is open year round. Summer can be hot and humid, and winter has a slight possibility of snow at higher elevations (from end of December to end of February) although it usually melts shortly it falls. The winter months have shorter daylight hours.Japanese national holidays and long-weekends can be busy so best to avoid (especially golden week in the beginning of May and Obon mid-August). NOTE: It is often best to come mid-week as capacity is limited in smaller villages along the trail. Public Holidays in Japan RESOURCES There are many useful resources related to the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes. Please use these to make the most of your trip.Maps and Official Guide Book, are available onsite in Tanabe. Online “Pilgrim Packs” including these materials can be mailed in advance. Pilgrim Pack Kumano Kodo Official Guide Book Kumano Kodo Maps Kumano Kodo Overview Bus Timetable List Are you a Dual Pilgrim? DAY 1 Transfer to Tanabe Overnight: Tanabe DAY 1 OVERVIEW DAY ONE is a transfer to Tanabe, the gateway to the Kumano Kodo. Enjoy a delicious evening meal at a local restaurant and prepare for the trek. TRAIN FROM OSAKA TO KII-TANABE The JR train travels down the west coast of the Kii peninsula. As you head south the scenery changes dramatically from the large urban centers to agricultural and natural regions, with distinctively less populated mountains. Watch for terraced orange and ume orchards along the way. TIP: Sit on the right hand side of the train for the best views. Train Timetable Search Engines VISIT TANABE Tanabe is a small coastal city on the west side of the Kii Peninsula, well known for its agricultural products such as ume (Japanese Apricots) and oranges, as well its fresh seafood. The downtown area is located southwest of the Kii-Tanabe train station, from which a ten minute walk leads to the Ogigahama beach. Near the station is Tokei-jinja, a main shrine at the junction of the Nakahechi and Ohechi routes. INTERESTING FACT: Ueshiba Morihei, the founder of the Aikido martial, was born in Tanabe. Tanabe VISIT TANABE TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER This information center is next to the Kii-Tanabe station as you exit on the left. There are paper copies of maps and transportation timetables as well as Dual Pilgrim credential to collect stamps along the trail. This is the best place to get the most up-to-date information before you begin your walk! SUPPER The entertainment area in front of the JR Kii-Tanabe station is called “Ajikoji” and is packed with over 200 restaurants and Japanese style pubs (Izakaya). It is considered to be the most concentrated of its kind for a city of this size in the entire country of Japan. Every alley is full of quaint places to eat and drink.Many restaurants have English menus. Ask at the information center for recommendations.Kanpai! Tanabe Gourmet Guide OVERNIGHT IN TANABE There are a diversity of guesthouses and business style hotels in Tanabe. DAY 2Walk Kumano Kodo, Takijiri-oji to Chikatsuyu-oji Overnight: Chikatsuyu DAY 2 OVERVIEW DAY TWO is a full day walk on the Kumano Kodo from Takijiri-oji to Chikatsuyu village. NOTE: The Kumano Kodo is a mountain trail, therefore walking times vary greatly depending on weather, season, personal experience, and fitness. Please plan accordingly for a safe walk, as many people underestimate the difficulty of the terrain. LUGGAGE SHUTTLE Leave luggage at accommodation. BUS FROM KII-TANABE STATION TO TAKIJIRI (Meiko Bus) Depart: 8:32 Kii-Tanabe Arrive: 9:10 Takijiri Busses depart from bus stop two in front of the station. PRICE: 970 yen Bus Timetable #1How to Ride a Local Bus VISIT KUMANO KODO KAN PILGRIMAGE CENTER The round Kumano Kodo Kan Pilgrimage Center is located across the river from Takijiri-oji. There are introductory exhibitions in Japanese and English about the pilgrimage route. Toilets and vending machines are available. Kumano Kodo Kan VISIT TAKIJIRI-OJI Takijiri-oji is one of the main trailheads of the Nakahechi route.It is here that the passage into the sacred mountains begins—the entrance to the abode of the gods and Buddhist paradises of rebirth. There were once extensive halls, a bath house, lodgings for pilgrims, and residences for priests, priestesses and monks in the area. Takijiri-oji WALK KUMANO KODO - TAKIJIRI-OJI TO CHIKATSUYU Distance: ~14 km Time: 6~8 hr Elevation Gain: ~1010 m Elevation Loss: ~840 mThis is a short but steep uphill walk from Takijiri to the ridge top settlement of Takahara. From Takahara the trail continues over a pass arriving in Chikatsuyu village.NOTE: The trail starts off with a challenging grade so set a slow, easy pace, watching your steps on the rocks and roots. Kumano Kodo Map 1Kumano Kodo Map 2 VISIT TAKAHARA Takahara is a small settlement on a ridgeline with panoramic views of the Hatenashi mountain range. It is the site of the mystical Takahara Kumano-jinja shrine, one of the oldest buildings along this section of the pilgrimage route. The shrine grounds are home to giant camphor trees, over 800 years old!Takahara is known as "Kiri-no-Sato" (Village in the Mist) because the scenic vistas are often blanketed with mist. The valley below dramatically fills with fog, creating a beautiful sea of clouds. Takahara LUNCH Picnic lunch along the trail. NOTE: It is best to buy something for lunch in Tanabe before boarding your bus. VISIT CHIKATSUYU The village after Takahara is Chikatsuyu where the clear Hiki-gawa river runs through the valley.Pass through Chikatsuyu towards Tsugizakura-oji. Chikatsuyu Map OVERNIGHT IN CHIKATSUYU There are some minshuku guesthouses and rental houses in Chikatsuyu. SUPPER At accommodation. DAY 3Walk Kumano Kodo, Chikatsuyu-oji to Fushigami-oji Overnight: Fushiogami DAY 3 OVERVIEW Walk the Kumano Kodo to the small, quiet ridge-top community of Fushiogami. Fushiogami is a few kilometers before Kumano Hongu Taisha. BREAKFAST At accommodation.PICK UP LUNCH BOXReceive lunch box from the accommodation before check-out. LUGGAGE SHUTTLE Leave luggage at accommodation. Option 1 (Intermediate Walk)WALK KUMANO KODO - DOYUKAWA-BASHI BUS STOP TO FUSHIOGAMI Distance: ~13 km Time: 5~7 hrs Elevation Gain: ~770 m Elevation Loss: ~1370 m BUS FROM CHIKATSUYU TO DOYUKAWA-BASHI (Ryujin Bus) Depart: 7:23 Chikatsuyu-oji Arrive: 7:33 Doyukawa-bashi PRICE: 420 yen Kumano Kodo Map 1Kumano Kodo Map 2Walk OptionsBus Timetable #1 Option 2 (Full Walk)WALK KUMANO KODO - CHIKATSUYU-OJI TO FUSHIOGAMI Distance: ~22 km Time: 8~11 hr Elevation Gain: ~1210 m Elevation Loss: ~1670 mThis is a challenging full day walk with many climbs and descents, finishing at the Kumano Hongu Taisha. Best to start early if attempting the full walk. Kumano Kodo Map 1Kumano Kodo Map 2Walk Options Option 3 (Short Walk)WALK KUMANO KODO - HOSSHINMON-OJI TO FUSHIOGAMI Distance: ~3.6 km Time: 1~2 hr Elevation Gain: ~190 m Elevation Loss: ~260 mThis option allows for a later check-out and more leisurely walk with a diversity of forested trail and settlement scenery. Take a local bus from Chikatsuyu to Hosshimon-oji with one transfer.BUS FROM CHIKATSUYU TO HOSSHINMON-OJI (Meiko, then Ryujin Bus) Depart: 9:42 Nakahechi Bijutsukan-mae Arrive: 10:12 Hongu Taisha-mae PRICE: 1090 yen Depart: 10:30 Hongu Taisha-mae Arrive: 10:45 Hosshinmon-oji PRICE: 470 yen Kumano Kodo Map Walk Options Bus Timetable #1 LUNCH Picnic lunch along the trail. OVERNIGHT IN FUSHIOGAMI Stay in a renovated rural rental house. SUPPER At accommodation. DAY 4 Walk Kumano Kodo, Fushigami-oji to Kumano Hongu Taisha Overnight: Kawayu Onsen DAY 4 OVERVIEW Walk the final few kilometers to Kumano Hongu Taisha, visit Hongu area at a leisurely pace (or try a hike Yunomine Onsen) then stay overnight at Kawayu Onsen. BREAKFAST At accommodation. LUGGAGE SHUTTLE Leave luggage at accommodation. WALK KUMANO KODO - FUSHIOGAMI TO KUMANO HONGU TAISHA Distance: ~4 km Time: 1~2 hrs Elevation Gain: ~0 m Elevation Loss: ~200 mThis is a very nice morning walk to Kumano Hongu Taisha. Kumano Kodo Map VISIT KUMANO HONGU TAISHA One of the three grand shrines, Kumano Hongu Taisha stands on a small ridge line in the north of the Hongu village.The austere pavilions are made of wood with impressive cypress bark roofs; it's architecture style dating back over 800 years.Watch for the sacred symbol of Kumano, the Yatagarasu three-legged crow. Kumano Hongu Taisha Hongu Map VISIT KUMANO HONGU HERITAGE CENTER This visitor center is on the east side route 311 across from the Kumano Hongu Taisha grand shrine. It has detailed information and exhibits about the area in English. HOURS: 9:00~17:00 (open year-round)NOTE: Registration as DUAL PILGRIM takes place here. It takes at least 15 minutes and cannot be mailed out. Kumano Hongu Heritage CenterDual Pilgrim REGISTER AS A DUAL PILGRIM For those that have already walked the Camino de Santiago and have completed one of the qualifying sections of the Kumano Kodo, visit the Kumano Hongu Heritage Center to register.Once you have registered, ask about re-visiting Kumano Hongu Taisha for a Dual Pilgrim drumming ceremony! More about Dual Pilgrim VISIT OYUNOHARA Kumano Hongu Taisha was originally located at Oyunohara, a sandbank at the confluence of the Kumano-gawa and Otonashi Rivers. Legend has it that the Kumano deities, in the form of three moons, descended into the branches of a giant oak tree in this clearing. All of the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes lead to this sacred site. The entrance to Oyunohara is marked by the largest Torii shrine gate in the world (33.9 meters tall and 42 meters wide). It is a formalized gateway that designates the entrance to a sacred area and signifies the division of the secular and the spiritual worlds. Oyunohara LUNCH Picnic lunch along trail or at restaurant in Hongu. BUS FROM HONGU TO YUNOMINE, WATARASE AND KAWAYU ONSEN (Nara Kotsu) Depart: 16:58 Hongu Taisha-mae Arrive: 17:09 Yunomine Onsen Arrive: 17:17 Watarase Onsen Arrive: 17:19 Kawayu Onsen Busses depart from in front of the Kumano Hongu Heritage Center. PRICE: 310 yen NOTE: After the 16:58 bus there is a long wait until the next one. Bus Timetable #11 Option 1 WALK KUMANO KODO - HONGU TO YUNOMINE ONSEN - DAINICHI-GOE Distance: ~2 km Time: 1~2 hr Elevation Gain: ~250 m Elevation Loss: ~190 mThe Dainichi-goe route is a short but relatively steep trail over Mt. Dainichi that links the Hongu village with Yunomine Onsen.The trailhead is at the southend of Hongu. BUSES FROM YUNOMINE ONSEN TO KAWAYU ONSEN (Ryujin Bus) Depart: 14:51 Yunomine Onsen Arrive: 14:57 Watarase Onsen Arrive: 14:58 Kawayu Onsen Depart: 16:41 Yunomine Onsen Arrive: 16:47 Watarase Onsen Arrive: 16:48 Kawayu Onsen Dainichi-goeKumano Kodo Map VISIT KAWAYU ONSEN Kawayu Onsen is a small settlement along the Oto-gawa River: a geological thermal wonder where hot spring water bubbles to the surface of the river.On the north side of the river is a collection of accommodations. On the south side of the river is a green forested mountainside. Kawayu OnsenKawayu Onsen Map OVERNIGHT IN KAWAYU ONSEN There is a diversity of accommodations in Kawayu Onsen such as Ryokan inns, Minshuku lodgings, each with their own hot spring baths. SUPPER At accommodation. DAY 5Visit Kumano Hayatama Taisha, Kamikura-jinja Overnight: Katsuura area DAY 5 OVERVIEW Bus to Shingu to visit Kumano Hayatama Taisha and walk the steep staircase to Kamikura-jinja where the Kumano Dieties were first believed to descend into a giant rock. Transfer to the coastal fishing community of Katsuura to overnight at a hot spring accommodation. BREAKFAST At accommodation. LUGGAGE SHUTTLE Leave luggage at accommodation. BUS FROM HONGU ONSEN AREA TO SHINGU Arrive: 8:31 Yunomine Onsen Arrive: 8:37 Wataze Onsen Arrive: 8:39 Kawayu Onsen Arrive: 9:33 Hayatama Taisha-mae (Shingu) Busses originate from in front of the Kumano Hongu Heritage Center. PRICE:1,560 yen Bus Timetable #4 VISIT KUMANO HAYATAMA TAISHA One of the three Kumano grand shrines, Kumano Hayatama Taisha is located at the mouth of the Kumano-gawa river.The bright vermillion colors accent the surrounding forest.Watch for the ancient Nagi tree whose leaves were used as amulets. Kumano Hayatama Taisha Shingu Map LUNCH Picnic lunch or at restaurant in Shingu. TIP: Kamikura-jinja is a nice spot for a picnic lunch. KAMIKURA-JINJA Gotobiki-iwa, a gigantic rock located halfway up Gongen Mountain, is revered as a deity and is the site where the Kumano deities are first believed to have descended. At the base of this monolith is a shrine called Kamikura-jinja with views of Shingu. Shingu Map Option 1BUS FROM SHINGU TO KATSUURA (Kumano Kotsu) Depart: 14:00 Shingu Station Arrive: 14:37 Kii-Katsuura Station PRICE: 630 yen NOTE: Departures are every 30 minutes. Taking a train is also an option. Bus Timetable #12How to Ride a Local Bus VISIT KATSUURA ONSEN Katsuura Onsen is a fishing port on the rugged Pacific coastline. This coastal village famous for its hot spring baths and world-class seafood. Katsuura Map OVERNIGHT IN KATSUURA There are a diversity of Ryokan, Minshuku, and Guesthouses in Katsuura, so with coastal views, and many with hot spring baths. SUPPER At accommodation. DAY 6 Walk Kumano Kodo Daimon-zaka, Visit Kumano Nachi Taisha and waterfall Overnight: Katsuura Onsen DAY 6 OVERVIEW DAY SIX visits the Nachi Shrine-temple complex including a short walk on the scenic Daimon-zaka slope culminating at the Nachi waterfall, the tallest in Japan. Stay overnight in Katsuura Onsen, a coastal fishing village famous for its hot springs. BREAKFAST At accommodation. BUS FROM KATSUURA TO DAIMONZAKA (Kumano Kotsu) NOTE: At Daimonzaka bus stop are toilets and vending machines. Bus Timetable #8 WALK KUMANO KODO - DAIMON-ZAKA Distance: ~2 km Time: ~1 hr Elevation Gain: ~190 m Elevation Loss: ~460 mThe Daimon-zaka is a short but scenic cobblestone staircase rising out of the valley lined with ancient trees. NOTE: The distance and time above is only from the base of the valley to the Shrine-temple complex. There is more descent to the waterfall base and Nachi-no-Taki-mae bus stop. Nachisan Map VISIT KUMANO NACHI TAISHA One of the three grand shrines, Kumano Nachi Taisha is located halfway up Nachi Mountain, about 350 meters above sea level.It has its religious origin in the ancient nature worship of Nachi-no-Otaki falls.The branches of a giant camphor shades the roof of the worship hall. Kumano Nachi Taisha Nachisan Map VISIT SEIGANTO-JI Seiganto-ji temple was founded in the early 5th century and is one of the oldest buildings in the region.The view from the temple grounds is dramatic, featuring a pagoda with the falls as a backdrop. Nachisan Map VISIT NACHI FALLS Nachi-no-Otaki is 133 meters high and 13 meters wide - the tallest waterfall in Japan.It's water source is the surrounding broad-leaf evergreen primeval forest, a sanctuary that has been protected since ancient times, used for ascetic training by mountain monks who practice Shugendo, a mixed religion of foreign and indigenous beliefs. Nachisan Map BUS FROM NACHI TO KATSUURA (Kumano Gobo Nankai Bus) PRICE: 630 yen Bus Timetable #8 OVERNIGHT IN KATSUURA There are a diversity of Ryokan, Minshuku, and Guesthouses in Katsuura, so with coastal views, and many with hot spring baths. SUPPER At accommodation. DAY 7Transfer to Next Destination DAY 6 OVERVIEW DAY SEVEN is the final day. Visit Katsuura before transferring to next destination. BREAKFAST At accommodation. GO TO NEXT DESTINATION Back Sorry, "Reservation Requests" are not available at this time. Set booking times: 7:00–9:30 and 19:00–22:00 daily, Japan Standard Time. Please check this Article for more information. https://www.tb-kumano.jp/en/2024/03/13/12612/ Processing... This may take a short time. Please do not close tab or refresh browser. Processing... This may take a short time. Please do not close tab or refresh browser.
