Promenade on Kumano Kodo Iseji Route 1-B

The mossy cobblestones retains the atmosphere of the oldest road. It is said that Jizo, who was shot by a gun, stands on a mountain pass surrounded by bamboo forests, and you can see the scenery of Shichirimihama from Azamaya.

The mossy cobblestones retains the atmosphere of the oldest road. It is said that Jizo, who was shot by a gun, stands on a mountain pass surrounded by bamboo forests, and you can see the scenery of Shichirimihama from Azamaya.

The mossy cobblestones retains the atmosphere of the oldest road. It is said that Jizo, who was shot by a gun, stands on a mountain pass surrounded by bamboo forests, and you can see the scenery of Shichirimihama from Azamaya.

You can walk along the ancient road, feeling that there is no more dangerous place than here. Daikan-shishigaki-michi, which connects Obuki-toge Pass and Kannon-michi, has been repaired by the locals with bare hands, so people's hard work can be seen everywhere.

You can walk along the ancient road, feeling that there is no more dangerous place than here. Daikan-shishigaki-michi, which connects Obuki-toge Pass and Kannon-michi, has been repaired by the locals with bare hands, so people's hard work can be seen everywhere.

You can walk along the ancient road, feeling that there is no more dangerous place than here. Daikan-shishigaki-michi, which connects Obuki-toge Pass and Kannon-michi, has been repaired by the locals with bare hands, so people's hard work can be seen everywhere.

A road that crosses Hadasu Town in Kumano City. It is rumored that Jofuku, who came from China to find the elixir of life, landed here. Kumano Kodo Ise Route still retains the oldest cobblestones from the Kamakura period.

A road that crosses Hadasu Town in Kumano City. It is rumored that Jofuku, who came from China to find the elixir of life, landed here. Kumano Kodo Ise Route still retains the oldest cobblestones from the Kamakura period.

A road that crosses Hadasu Town in Kumano City. It is rumored that Jofuku, who came from China to find the elixir of life, landed here. Kumano Kodo Ise Route still retains the oldest cobblestones from the Kamakura period.

The neat cobblestones covered with moss runs through almost the entire area. The origin of the name "Okami" comes from the legend of the place where the gods of Ise and Kumano met, and the legend that wolves once appeared.

The neat cobblestones covered with moss runs through almost the entire area. The origin of the name "Okami" comes from the legend of the place where the gods of Ise and Kumano met, and the legend that wolves once appeared.

The neat cobblestones covered with moss runs through almost the entire area. The origin of the name "Okami" comes from the legend of the place where the gods of Ise and Kumano met, and the legend that wolves once appeared.