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There is Asuka-jinja Shrine on Route 311 in Sone-cho.
In the land of this shrine, there are some big trees, one of them is the third largest in Mie-prefecture. |
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On this trail, there are some good stone paths through Japanese cypress
forests.
Most part of stone paths on the half side of Nigishima, the man living in Kata-cho reconstructed. |
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There are some "Junreihi," a tombstone of pilgrims on this trail.
(in left photo, a gray square stone)
In front of tombstone, you might think about pilgrims who walked on this
road as you do and died around there without getting to "Kumano." |
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On the summit of Hobo-toge Pass, there was "Houji-chaya Tea House."
Now there is only an arbor. Here is the best place for rest on this trail.
From here, there is a trail to Hobo-cho(Kumano City), but it isn't much
equipped. |
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