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Tentsuku Guesthouse
Tanabe Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Routes, Japan | Youth HostelsStarting at $38 per person
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We\'re located less than a minute\'s walk from Kii-Tanabe Station.
Kii-Tanabe is entrance of Kumano.
Sacred Kumano Wakayama is part of the Kii-hanto peninsula, a very sacred and spiritual area of Japan.
In July of 2004 the three sacred sites of Koyasan, Yoshino & Omine, and the Kumano Sanzan (the Three Grand Shrines of Kumano) along with the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes that connect them, were registered on the UNESCO World Heritage list as the \'Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range\'.
Walking the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage routes, like pilgrims have been doing for over a thousands years, is a fantastic way to experience the culture of rural Japan.
At the end of the day soaking in one of the isolated hot springs (Yunomine Onsen, Kawayu Onsen, Wataze Onsen, Ryujin Onsen) scattered about the mountain side is a perfect way to relax and cleanse the body, mind and spirit.
Kumano is a great place to experience Japan's traditional countryside culture, including delicious and authentic cuisine.
Kumano is also a popular destination for outdoor recreational enthusiasts.
(described by Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau.
We're located less than a minute's walk from Kii-Tanabe Station just across from the Momi-no-ki restaurant and coffee shop.
Just head left once you've exited the train station.
The building also houses fair-trade and ecology goods shop, 'Peace,' which serves as the front desk for the guest house.
Internet Access, Luggage Storage, Common Room, Bike Parking, Breakfast Not Included, Air Conditioning
Kii-Tanabe is entrance of Kumano.
Sacred Kumano Wakayama is part of the Kii-hanto peninsula, a very sacred and spiritual area of Japan.
In July of 2004 the three sacred sites of Koyasan, Yoshino & Omine, and the Kumano Sanzan (the Three Grand Shrines of Kumano) along with the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes that connect them, were registered on the UNESCO World Heritage list as the \'Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range\'.
Walking the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage routes, like pilgrims have been doing for over a thousands years, is a fantastic way to experience the culture of rural Japan.
At the end of the day soaking in one of the isolated hot springs (Yunomine Onsen, Kawayu Onsen, Wataze Onsen, Ryujin Onsen) scattered about the mountain side is a perfect way to relax and cleanse the body, mind and spirit.
Kumano is a great place to experience Japan's traditional countryside culture, including delicious and authentic cuisine.
Kumano is also a popular destination for outdoor recreational enthusiasts.
(described by Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau.
Directions
We're located less than a minute's walk from Kii-Tanabe Station just across from the Momi-no-ki restaurant and coffee shop.
Just head left once you've exited the train station.
The building also houses fair-trade and ecology goods shop, 'Peace,' which serves as the front desk for the guest house.
Facilities
Internet Access, Luggage Storage, Common Room, Bike Parking, Breakfast Not Included, Air Conditioning
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