[4K] 같이 탐험할래?｜ 6박7일 백패킹 일본 구마노고도 성지순례 대모험 1시간 (풀버전)

[4K] 같이 탐험할래?｜ 6박7일 백패킹 일본 구마노고도 성지순례 대모험 1시간 (풀버전)

Today, we travel for 50 minutes by public transportation and trek from Takijiri-oji to Nezu-oji and Chujo-oji to Chikatsuyu. In front of the tourist center in Kitanabe, we board bus number 95 to Takijiri, which leaves at 8:40 am . Everyone is friendly and I made a new friend. Here in Japan, the bus boarding system has a ticket machine on the left, and when you get off, you take out the ticket and put it back in and pay. It’s a system. (You just need to swipe the card when getting on and off) To be honest, there are a lot of tourists here. If you walk all the way towards the bridge like this, you will see a road on the left. You can see it over there. To give you a little tip, there are a few places where the ink has dried in the middle, so I recommend preparing a separate stamp. There is a guide like this on the front as well, right? It is now 0.5km from Takijiri Oji to Nezu Oji. On the Kumano Kodo, kumano is the name of an old area, and godo means old road, and it is the path of training that the imperial family and monks walked a thousand years ago to reach enlightenment. It is a tree that holds a huge rock. Let’s go. These fern-like ones are called ferns. If you look at them, they look a bit like the shape of a sheep’s tooth, right? That’s why real fern slopes are delicious! We have to pass that stone. Is that the road that makes us take off our backpacks? Or would it be honest if I didn’t take it off? Oh, I’ll go back to the right and take the detour first. Hey, even though my head is big, it’s going to be difficult. I don’t think it will fall out. It won’t fall out. Now, I paid some yen to Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, and now I’m asking for something. I understand it to mean something like this. The overall hiking trail itself is very refreshing, and the color of the grass and the texture of the ground feel very realistic . So, I think the scenery is definitely very good! Oh, there’s already a stamp . It’s really a stamp on this side. It’s crazy. It’s so good now. Let’s go. [Music] There are mosquitoes. Let’s go. I’m a pilgrim in places like this, so I have a strong inner sense of intimacy. This is it. The scenery is really good. It’s really moist when I put it in my mouth. I want to buy it again. 450 yen. It’s a chocolate bar that you can eat after the sun sets. It’s expensive. It’s a very coveted item. It’s the essence of Katahdin. It’s an item you can use when trekking long distances overseas. A helpful friend! Normally, when it rains again in a forest like this, a pleasant smell of grass comes up again. I really like it even then. I really found a wetland like this again . Is it too dangerous to go in here?
Just by looking at it, it looks like there are too many snakes or something. [Music] It looks like I got bitten by a mosquito. Oh, it’s real. How did you get bitten? I was wearing those long pants, but I couldn’t get out. So I asked if I wanted to go out to the water horse country. I’m pissed. We start together. What do we have? What are we? Squeeze, Squeeze. Now, 0.1km to Daimon Oji. I think there’s something enshrined here with the doll. There’s a space to put a stamp. Now, Ganbare, Ganbare, oh my, how far do the dark circles go down? Are you sure? I need to stamp it, right? Section 14 of Nakahechi is moist and I am enjoying it. As I look at it, I see ‘Gobanjijo’ again. Now, people have made it like this again with their wishes and aspirations. Please don’t make it difficult. There must have been a bit of a landslide. It looks like it was blocked like this? Fighting, people like us who only like attention! I can’t stand the welcome. It looks like if I turn like this, it will come out right. I want to eat it so much. The look of the bento, bento, and bento forest has also become a bit rougher. The road is really pretty, and Nakahechi section 29, thank you. You can see that bridge. This is where you get the stamp. Don’t look at the ground just because it’s difficult . The stamp won’t be visible if you look straight ahead. The symbol of Kumano Kodo is a three-legged crow, which often appears in fairy tales. It is also called Yatagrass, the bird that guided from Kumano Province to Amato Province during Japan’s Jinmu-do . I think it goes a little along the forest path. Yes, everyone, Geumgangsan Mountain is also an after-dinner view. Let’s fill it with rice first and then let’s do after-meal Michi-no-eki. This is Meharisushi made from mustard leaves, and it is a local specialty. It takes some time to get used to the taste. For some reason, I thought it would be delicious if there was ssamjang inside. This is a Korean instinct, so I chose mochi and ate it as usual. We ate it deliciously with mochi. Now we have prepared our clothes and the temperature has dropped to about 7 degrees. If you look at the front now, there are a lot of people who came in groups. Chikatsuyuoji 1km My eyes returned. Oh my, my, my, my, my, my, oh my. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh, my. Oh my. Oh, my goodness. Something else came. Something else. It hasn’t been long since we left, so now we’re heading towards a private house and heading towards a place where we can see the village. If you don’t have a separate tent or something like us, you should look into a guest house, but the cost is quite high and waiting is not a problem. There’s no need to be rough like us. Yes , what should I do with the silver room ? It’s good that you came now. As far as I know, there ‘s a microwave. Let’s go . It’s not the end. These backpackers are really good. Thank you for your hard work. Cheers everyone! It’s really delicious, it’s really delicious, it’s really delicious, it’s ridiculously delicious. Kyou and Gogomade, Kyou and Shimai These rice balls I bought yesterday for 188 yen, and the kelp is absolutely delicious. Ah, this is a snack for drinking, but today is a 20 km course through Chikachiyu Hoshino Kami to Yunomine Onsen. You can see a sea of ​​clouds on the side of the mountain. We forgot the Chikatsuyu Oji stamp yesterday, but that’s a good thing. There’s a stamp there. Now , I don’t have a seal, but I have blood. Would you like to stamp it with this? Yesterday, I said I still had anemia, so I feel a bit sorry for my new sister who said I felt dizzy yesterday. It’s okay. Let’s go. Let’s go. Now, we’re leaving for Hisohara Oji. Section 27 of Nakahechi. The sections we need to pay attention to now are 32, 35, 48, 52, and 60. What is an albergue? In Spanish, when you say something like a house, a house is like a casa, but when Koreans say an albergue, it’s an accommodation on a pilgrimage route. The general public can stay at the guest house, but only pilgrims can enter the albergue. Ah, if you look here, you will go to Hisohara Oji on this side . Mill Gracias What is Mill? Million. Thank you very much. Mill Gracias. If you do this, you will think that he is playing Espanyol. From now on, we cannot miss the stamp. There may be problems with authentication, so everyone, look carefully. Look at the map very carefully. Ah, come back. You have to wear a hat. You have to wear it. Okay, protect your head, absolutely protect it. Now, absolutely protect our age. I like this because it’s waterproof. that’s right. It’s not wet. Here’s a stamp. Wow, anyone can see that it looks like a stamp. Oh , it’s up there next to it . Wow, it’s amazing. It’s really that tree. Drink it. Now, some time has passed, and now we find our pace again and go on a real pilgrimage. Um, it’s a bit uninhabited, but you can buy a drink for 100 yen like this. We decided to take a rest under the eaves of a store to avoid the falling rain. Their snacks, which were wet and tired from the rain, were clear sake and Korean raw ramen, which was crazy. This was a bit crazy. It’s like drinking this with soju. Anyway, it’s okay to go at a slightly slower pace, so I hope you all manage your stamina well. Anyway, let’s go again. It’s so cool. How happy will the trees be with the sunshine that greets them again after the rain? This is a slightly confusing section, but it’s 400m below the Kobi Oji ~ bus stop section, so let’s go there first. We passed by here earlier, but if there is a restroom here in the direction of Kumasegawa Oji, turn slightly this way and go down like this. Most of the two-way signs like that can be seen as signposts indicating Kumano Kodo. Well, anyway, let’s go there with pretty scenery. The forests are waiting for us. A certain amount of care has been put into making them small, so Kumano Kodo is. This is the direction. Go down here. It’s the direction from the Kumasegawa Oji side to Iwagami Oji. It echoes 2.1 km from here. Unfortunately, this part of the Oji side of Ihwagami is currently closed. They say the road has become very dangerous. So we can’t go this way, but take the new road and stop at Bashi Bus? Now, I’m going uphill . I ‘m good. I’m good. As I’m coming up the back route, which is called the detour, I think I’m enjoying the view to the left. After passing this gravel road, I come across another cool forest road. They say there’s a bear here, but it’s really scary. Be careful. I keep going like this. There’s no bear on this side, so I’m going like this. Don’t come out. I really don’t want to fight with you. I’m a surprisingly strong woman. Come on, let’s see Kumano Kodo Route 117 route. After the downhill, there is now a clearing. The road here is incredibly pretty. Ah, it’s been a long time since I’ve seen something like this. Ah, it doesn’t come out. Ah, it’s a pity. I guess the water has dried up a bit too much. Instead, the stamp is not that Shija. It wasn’t pretty, but it came out anyway. Yes, Nijerves, I have three knee braces on my legs. I was about to die from the pain on the way down, so Dr. Ray gave me emergency CPR. I’ve finished eating now. Yukawa Oji. 0.4km It’s starting to get a bit windy now, so you need to pay more attention to your body temperature from now on. That’s right, we’ve arrived at the Yukawaoji Stamp Remain Stamp. Now, that’s the shrine. Hmm, let’s go trekking the pilgrimage route again on this incredibly steep slope. Let’s go. The slope is really crazy here, and it goes all the way up. What if you’re coming here with a backpacking backpack? You need to be prepared. Our team members are also coming at their own pace. There is a saying, ‘God does not help those who do not try hard.’ But as we continue to walk this path, it is true. And if I move and I don’t walk, nothing will change, right? After climbing all the way up, the 3.5km stretch of Inohana Oji is wide open, so I go back to where I walked, but now I go into the forest again. There’s a wooden bridge like this again . It seems like there are a lot of wooden handles or bridges like this in Japan so as not to harm the natural scenery. It’s also nice to be able to come again with such nice people. Now, there is a restroom across this bridge, but I think it would be scary if I come here alone. 1.3km The fox shrine is called Inari shrine. Wow, it’s really strong. Wow, there is something like a barrier set up like this and they say you have to go in like this from the entrance. Should I say it has a bit of force? The polished areas are gone and the bumpy roads continue to appear like this. But humans are creatures of adaptation, so the pace is okay now. Yes, we have finally arrived at Hosimon Oji, the last course of the day. Now, I am looking for a stamp , but the stamp is there. If you go to the right from where I came out earlier, there it is . It ‘s okay. There was a line like this, but wouldn’t this be unique? We walked from the shrine for about 10 minutes, but they said we had to take bus number 80. Wow , the ice cream was crazy. The visuals were crazy. Wow, Japan really seems to be a country of vending machines. The bus driver was unfriendly to foreigners. Yunomine Onsen. It’s a place where you can eat eggs with a unique hot spring scent called Onsen Tamago along with a hot spring for one person . Follow Ray’s tour. It’s a hot spring. Yes, I decided to set up a date here. The smell of my feet is Discussing. Oh, I’m really, really, I’m not kidding. No, we’re finishing all the baths now, so there’s a jacuzzi inside this hotel, so I’m leaving the hotel and going to look for a place where I can buy a bento or something. It’s 6:48 and the streets are very crowded. It’s pretty. Wow, I’m so happy. I tried to go into You Got It Bar, which is run by the sisters at the guesthouse (they said there were no seats and they didn’t take orders) [Music] Sorry, the camera composition in the front is so sumimasen~ Thank you all for your hard work. Let’s have a toast. Retsu Kirin. I’m going to wrap up now and go to bed. Kyou and Gogomade, Kyou and Shimai For breakfast, porridge is provided in a rice cooker, and there’s also umeboshi. It’s really great. It’s like watery egg porridge. Originally, I didn’t know the taste of umeboshi, but I ate it once when I was sick and couldn’t control my appetite, and it was delicious. I can enjoy the evening view and the morning view, and it’s different from the night view I saw yesterday, and it’s so new, right? It feels like a cozy country village. Well, yesterday I took bus number 80, and when I go back, I can take a few buses. It’s number 80 or 81. That’s right. Oh, yes, I came to Hosinmonoji again on number 81. The basic manners of the pilgrims here are a bit like that. On the asphalt, you either carry a hiking stick or put it on like me or cover it. In a way, this is a bit of manners. It ‘s so pretty. This is a house structure like this. I really like the wooden architecture. Let’s go. Here’s a crow. It’s a three- legged crow, a symbolic bird with three feet . It’s section 65. There’s a stamp here. It’s a little bit like it’s going to dry up now, but come on , it’s fun. I really like it. It’s really 2.8km from Hoshinmonmoji. And since Fushiogami is remote, there is now 0.8 km left. Oh, it’s like umeboshi, but it looks delicious if you eat it with a little salt. Oh, Ostambul , I have to try this. It’s like biscotti. Coretto Aiskoi Gudasai Here again, as a person who likes hiking, we can talk well. I ate koi and delicious bread sticks at a coffee shop and am now heading back in. But there are a lot of flying bugs and such friends at the beginning section . Koi Koi Kumano Kodo to Honggu Taisha is 2.1 km. Now, I got chocolate from Latsan and am going up again. What’s the problem with this type of travel itinerary is that my body quickly feels hungry later. It ‘s cool. We’re going to see that. Now, there’s a stamp here too. It’s in Nakahechi section 75. Oh guys, if you can’t see that stamp and ink, open the door on the inside and you’ll see it right away! Now, Kumano Honggu Taisha. I got to meet this friend again for the first time today . It’s amazing. There’s a stamp in this font on the bathroom . Both Rat and Ray have completed the pilgrimage to Santiago and are currently heading to the pilgrim center located on the Honggu Taisha side to receive dual certification. It really gives me the feeling that summer is almost here. They’re coming to take karate lessons. It’s the most symbolic sign of the pilgrim’s route, right? Now, come to the south to the future pilgrims. Small presentation, thank you. Wow, the postcard is so pretty. I tried the cider given to the dual certifiers. Oh, it’s refreshing. Does that mean you can’t play the drum just because you couldn’t go to Santiago? no! There is a ship that I worked hard to raise since I came to Japan. The decoration of the samurai hat on the roof of the shrine in front is called jjigi. It originated from putting the remaining parts on the building as is, but now it is also used a lot for decoration. First of all, this time it is a pork cutlet curry , so it is a pork cutlet curry. Look at those sexy legs. It was a set meal of karaage, but did you order chicken? It’s crazy. Wow , cut the pork cutlet in half like this and it’s a flower. This guy is Jjaisin from Taiwan! We’ve been seeing each other often since yesterday, and I guess we’ll meet each other like this on the pilgrimage route. Oh my, the flower garden here is so pretty. It’s pretty. Everyone, please note that the ladle-like water placed like that at each shrine is not drinking water, but water for praying, so it’s difficult to drink. Oh, bam, bam, bam, bam, it’s really funny. Everyone is carrying a GoPro. This camping site is in front of the public bathhouse. You just have to show your blue chip before entering the bathhouse. The operating hours are from 1 to 7 p.m. You can pay the blue chip when you check out. Well, everyone, you’ve worked hard. We have to learn this . It’s hot so I think I should take a shower now. I’ll go wash up and come back. So the view out front is really nice. This is a restaurant run by the campsite. You order by writing down the menu number on the ticket. They say the pizza of the month is changing. This time it’s spinach. It’s strangely a little like egg custard or quiche? Now that I’ve finished eating, there’s a really amazing bridge over here! I saw the lights when I saw it earlier, so I had high expectations, but it was very romantic and it felt like it would be nice to walk with lovers. Wow, the sky looks like it’s advertising that it’s going to rain. [Music] Wow, this is the same as here, this is the sink , this is the bathroom, and the bathroom was very clean despite the appearance . Wow, they even have the best cookie shoes! We’ll have karaage later for lunch, and this is a dessert. There are also pickled vegetables inside. Hmm, the quality of the eggs is crazy. It feels like it’s slightly wrapped in that really delicious omelette. And mackerel stick sushi, which I really like in Korea! Well, it’s a lot more sour than in Korea. The vanilla inside is crazy. No, Lat keeps calling chicken yakitori! It’s in the Karaage bag, right? That’s right. It’s delicious. Kogumoto Koe 54 As you enter the alley, Kogumoto Goe is here. Koguchi 12.8km It’s hot, but it’s cold. The weather is a bit humid right now, especially as we enter the forest, so it feels a little cooler . Today, everyone, honestly, the altitude isn’t that crazy or anything like that, but it’s really humid. Look at that hot guy’s pants. They’re mesh. They’re mesh. Wow, but mosquitoes bite, right? It’s useless, right? It is composed of trees that are thinner than yesterday, and ferns are still widely distributed in the center. I’m really happy. It feels like we’re going a little backwards from the number we used. I think I’ll be able to order something. Oh, it suits me well. Oh, look, everyone has their own pace. We’re going too fast right now, so we’ll eat and drink and take a break. No, the expected arrival was at 5 o’clock, but I think we’ll arrive at 2 o’clock . Do you want a banana? It’s a combination of carrot and banana juice, but now Danpa Juice looks like a complete old man. Mr. Go? How are you doing today? Yes, you should go down and drink more. You can’t do that. This is section 42. The speeds are really no joke today. Well, that’s not the Kumano Kodo! Yes, you have to go this way. Currently , you cannot use the restroom in this section. I think it might take a long time. Here, you can see a forest road on the left. As I said before , don’t take the forest road on the left. As you can see, take the mountain road on the right side of the forest road . How enjoyable is this trek? Okay , now I’m Nakahechi 38. We started at a fairly fast pace starting from the 50th section , but now we are going up again. Nakahechi section 35, I keep feeling it. Oh, I feel like my bones are not aligned. As you can see on this day, my hands, feet, everywhere, my whole body was swollen. I went to bed after taking cold medicine the day before and came out the next day after taking painkiller and anti-inflammatory medicine, but I guess something wasn’t right, Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva. I have a favor to ask. My knees are killing me right now. [Music] Since I came to a foreign land today, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to pray to the gods of a foreign land . I felt better because I was walking on flat ground. I’ve passed Nakahechi section 39 and am passing through the village. Should I go down this way? Don’t go down this way. We’re now passing through another tunnel. The inside of the tunnel is narrow as expected, but it’s clean and doesn’t feel like there’s too much ground, so I felt like I could just walk. The regular breakfast was about 1,000 yen, but dinner included was 3,500 yen, so we brought a lot of stuff with us anyway, so I guess we’ll eat that. I was curious about what the white cube was. The inside was a little like that Swedish sauna where you pour water. There’s water here where you can heat it and drink it. It’s nice to have a place like this where you can take shelter from the rain and the electric cords. Thank you for your hard work today. Strangely, things are going well from Yeongdeok, right? Now, here, Yeongdeok is a forest fire in Gyeongsang Province, so we ran to Yeongdeok, gathered our strength, and volunteered together. This was the opportunity for the current team to come together. People who meet again will meet again somehow. That is the original path of pilgrimage. Yes, there is a market. This is the section we will come to later. It is section 29. Dochakushimashita! I told you it was awesome, but it was awesome . It was awesome. Thank you, thank you, thank you, everyone. There is no need for an alarm here. The cries of crows and unidentifiable birds feel a little like bringing back that doorbell sound from that old house. After eating, we will leave like this. The nature hike is soft. Why is it so good? Why is it so good? There is no rain or anything like that. Oh, gentle. We are going to eat the food we ordered yesterday. Now again. I’m heading to the main building. They grill bananas right away like this. There’s a fork and spoon and things like that. There’s corn soup here. And there’s pudding over here, and there’s cereal. Cereal, milk! It’s more plentiful, right? What can you eat? Is this taberaremaska? You can ask it this way. There’s even pudding! Gochisousamadeshita! It’s perfect. This is an action type. A new morning has dawned. I bought this for 1,000 yen, but it has the shape of a Santiago shell and the crow, so I bought it because it seemed to be the cheapest. Ogumotorigoe Now, I’ve just passed the private house. Nachi Mountain 14.1km Nakahechi 28 I need to look straight ahead. Now, is this Waro Daishi? When I looked at it, there was something engraved here, whether it was letters or a picture. The weather was windy on both sides, and it was definitely cold, but it was humid. In fact, it was an even steeper slope. There wasn’t a single downhill. So far, there was a flat section. I think it gives me a gap like this for a moment . It’s 9.4km to Chisang. It says it’s 5.1km from Koguchi, where we came from. Let’s go. We’re heading to Nachi Mountain. It is said to be 1.1 km and it takes 175 minutes to reach the Nachi statue. Since the time has been set so kindly , you can control it in case I don’t hunt late in the evening. It is wide open and it is 160 minutes to reach Nachi Mountain. I will use the restroom here for a moment, but it looks like there is a stamp here. Oh, it is here. In fact, apart from what was captured in the video, we met so many times on the pilgrimage route, and we met again today. One-two, one-two, three. It looks like a Bamba signpost, so let’s go in the direction of Mt. Nachi. Now, let’s go in the direction of Mt. Nachi. Here are the original Let’s Giraffe team members and an honorary Let’s Giraffe member. A young giraffe friend has been added. Ogumo Torigoe ~ It is said that it takes 6.7km, 7km, and 135 minutes to Mt. Nachi. You can go down this road. If you look here, all the stones are triangles. The lines are drooping. It feels like they are made of pillars from a historical site. The sky is clear and the air is also clear. It’s green and something. I keep getting the feeling that it’s not just green, but the air is green. [Music] It’s the same on this side, and the road continues to go uphill, and then a flat road comes out. Now, after passing the appeal, you come to the road, and then you come to the appeal. Right, in the 5.5 km to Nachi statue, in the direction of Mt. Nachi, there are almost no ferns, and it’s a slightly mountainous area, so you can see a lot of bamboo. In the Nakahechi section, after the appeal to a certain extent, it becomes flat, and then slowly comes downhill. Now, I’m a little more particular. This is a section where you need to be careful. (Knee pain) 4.4km 85 minutes And at the bottom, the Funamijaya Tea House Rest Area is at the top. A Japanese hiker handed it out. There are some jujubes inside. Well, I think it’s like an Indian road and we brought it out, but the road we take is like a ridge. It can be boring and good, but it can be a bit hard on the ankles and it’s a little high, so it’s better to wear shoes that can support your ankles to some extent or wear a protector. I think it would be good. 13.3 km from Koguchi. 3 km. Wow, it’s open. I thought there would be a stamp in the resting section, but there isn’t one here, and now they say there’s the last stamp on side 1. Now, I’m going down again toward Mt. Nachi. I’m a pilgrim. Following the pilgrims in front of the Buen Camino, I’ll go barefoot too. Ugh, it hurts. Finally, I met such good people again, and I went to the last Jongchang station of the last Sule-gil like this . This is the Nachi Taisha stamp in there. It’s a place where you can’t help but feel a bit mysterious, right? And the waterfall flowing in front of it is said to be the biggest. They say it was under construction until recently, but we were lucky enough to see it again. They say you write your wish like this and burn it. It costs 100 yen. Wow, it’s really big. There’s also a stamp right here . Is there a stamp ? Yes, it’s a stamp that symbolizes the waterfall. That’s the store. There’s a good Hassan restaurant in Korea, right? Here, too , I came down to a gourmet restaurant in Hasan where you can come down and eat something right away. It’s a udon and soba restaurant. I ordered the taki soba! The noodles are soba, and the egg and seaweed are diluted like this. Warabi here, the fern is refreshing . I tried it with my first bite. Ah, it’s the familiar gassoisil broth. It’s not a trip, but a mukbang. Oh, it’s so good. Oh , if there was even kimchi, it’s Korea. I can’t stand that. Now I’m taking bus number 31. Welcome. This is a dormitory-style room where you check in on the 2nd floor with your passport and have accommodations on the 3rd floor. Please note that it’s mixed. I’ve completed my order now. My friend and I came to a place called Modai under our accommodation ! The Ebisu draft beer was really delicious. I ordered the tuna katsu set menu. Is this a bit spicy? It’s like frozen tofu . [Music] Yes, this accommodation was really nice, but why does my nose get so big the more I go? [Music] Ai Ebimayo ! I’m going to start with the miso, which I was looking forward to . Um, I’m going to eat this with cucumbers pickled in a little soybean paste, so it has a bitter taste, but I think the cucumbers are the kick. Well, there’s shrimp in the cream sauce, and it’s really delicious. I ‘m taking bus number 15. We’ve already gotten all the stamps, but traveling doesn’t mean you only have to do what’s absolutely necessary, right? Anyway, I want to go there, and there is a small shrine. And I have to climb up to the top. The more I experience it, the more I understand why the Japanese love mountains and are good at climbing them. Oh, the road to the shrine is also like this, aren’t the mountains like gum? It feels a bit like making a wish at that shrine. Stamp In some ways, this could be the last place on my journey. The circle goes inside, but there is also a space on this side where you can make a wish. Now, it’s the last stamp. Stay Hamaoji Wow , yes, there are so many things you can eat inside. Wow, I’m crazy. I’ll eat that katsu . After the busy stamp tour from the morning, we headed to Kitanabe Station once again. If you are pressed for time and purchasing a ticket is complicated, you can talk to a station attendant to get a temporary ticket and pay for it on the train or at the ticket gate when leaving. There is also a way like this. A coastal train with a view of the sea. Thank you for watching our arduous, sweaty, foot-smelling trek of youth. I hope that our relationships with those we met along the way will continue and that God’s blessings will be on the paths of all pilgrims. See you next time, goodbye. Let’s go back.

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00:00 Day2 타키지리 오지 ~ 치카츠유 오지
11:04 Day2 캠핑장
11:39 Day3 치카츠유 오지 ~ 호신몬오지 ~ 유노미네
23:21 Day3 혼성도미토리(유노미네 온센)
24:48 Day4 호신몬 오지로 버스타고 다시 돌아가
33:16 Day4 캠핑장 (홍구초 와타제)
34:46 Day5 1시간거리에 야마자키샵(보급)으로
35:15 Day5 우카가와 ~ 코와제 페리 ~ 코구치(숙소)
40:28 Day5 캠핑장
42:39 Day6 코구치~ 후나미자야 레스트 아레아 ~ 나치산
44:37 Day6 혼성도미토리 (키 카츠우라)
54:44 Day7 버스타고 카미쿠라 쉬린 ~ 하마오지
58:06 작별인사? 아니 다시 만나

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