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Thoughts on life, hiking, things Japanese, . Heisei 25, April 30. What once would have been a hard hike has now become easy. Eight years have passed since my first attempts at hiking while huffing and puffing along the routes of the Kumano Kodo. A little harmonica music, a gentle breeze, friendly people, a simple lunch of rice balls and Japanese egg omelets along the way gave balance to the struggles of getting down the much steeper downhill slopes. Up is easier…. The mountain paths of old. Over the last...

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Thoughts on life, hiking, things Japanese, . Heisei 25, April 30. What once would have been a hard hike has now become easy. Eight years have passed since my first attempts at hiking while huffing and puffing along the routes of the Kumano Kodo. A little harmonica music, a gentle breeze, friendly people, a simple lunch of rice balls and Japanese egg omelets along the way gave balance to the struggles of getting down the much steeper downhill slopes. Up is easier…. The mountain paths of old. Over the last...

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Ruminations from Hiking: Heisei 20 May 10

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Thoughts on life, hiking, things Japanese, . Heisei 20 May 10. Over the last two or three years, it has become more common to see cyclers, marathon runners, hikers and other sports-minded people along the Kumano Kodo routes. I wonder if the fresh, clean air and sacred lands of the ancient people don't give each person some special energy. With my finger on my palm. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Heisei 20 May 10.

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Ruminations from Hiking: 10/1/07

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Thoughts on life, hiking, things Japanese, . Heisei 19, Oct. 30. Glorious weather. Great puffy clouds against a crystal clear blue sky. We drove around the back roads to prepare for guiding tomorrow. I took a lot of pictures. The fall colors have started up high in the mountains over 600 meters I suppose. The crimson and scarlet colors are magnificent. Cool mists dancing on. Sunlight motes beneath cedars. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Heisei 19, Oct. 30.

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Ruminations from Hiking: 1/1/07

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Thoughts on life, hiking, things Japanese, . Heisei 19 Jan. 8. I couldn't walk with the others today as my balance still is not quite right since I cracked two bones in my upper arm. Even using two walking sticks, I still feel a little precarious on steep slopes. Seen from afar, he's. Surrounded by loving friends. On the mountain peak. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Heisei 19 Jan. 8.

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Ruminations from Hiking: Heisei 19, Apr. 22

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Thoughts on life, hiking, things Japanese, . Heisei 19, Apr. 22. I walked from Esumi Station to Wabuka Station on the Ohechi route. The views of the sea were beautiful. We set a fast pace, but it was no. Problem for me. We were pleasantly tired out by the fresh air and moderate exercise, so we went to bed at 10 pm. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Odd moments of time along the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage routes. A story here, a picture there. maybe some poetry. the muses of a pilgrim. Heisei 17, Feb. 7.

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Ruminations from Hiking: Rubber Knees

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Thoughts on life, hiking, things Japanese, . Heisei 25, April 30. What once would have been a hard hike has now become easy. Eight years have passed since my first attempts at hiking while huffing and puffing along the routes of the Kumano Kodo. A little harmonica music, a gentle breeze, friendly people, a simple lunch of rice balls and Japanese egg omelets along the way gave balance to the struggles of getting down the much steeper downhill slopes. Up is easier…. The mountain paths of old.

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KumanoKodo - World Heritage: Deciphering a Japanese hiking map

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Deciphering a Japanese hiking map. You don't need to read Japanese to be able to decipher a hiking map. However, if you decide to go on a hike on your own, ask for help from Japanese friends or staff at information booths. There are many parts of the Kumano Kodo which are somewhat unclear as to where the paths may be going. Look at the following map and study how to use it. The Legend (8) has been translated into English to give you an idea of map marking. Click on the map below to enlarge it. This shows...

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KumanoKodo - World Heritage: 2013.04

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Tanabe - Gateway to Kumano (Part 1). Tanabe is a wonderful base to begin your exploration of the Kumano region. . 160;There are several towns and cities in Japan called Tanabe. It is easy to go to a different location instead of going to Kii-Tanabe. . The Kii Peninsula is the location of Tanabe of Kumano Kodo fame. It is located south east of Osaka at the southern most point of Honshu Island, the main island of Japan. Kii is also the old name for the area before. Hiking Through the Seasons.

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KumanoKodo - World Heritage: Kumano Sanzan

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The Kumano Sanzan encompasses the entire region on the southern tip of Wakayama Prefecture in the Kansai region of Japan. It is a mountainous area with deep valleys and rugged mountains. While most of the region is covered with virgins stands of broad leaf evergreens, areas here have been settled since time began in these islands of Japan. The Kumano Sanzan is in the middle of the five pilgrimage. Have been sacred areas in. Pilgrimage routes became well established in the Heian era. Five routes to Kumano.

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KumanoKodo - World Heritage: Robbers deface and steal statue's head

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Robbers deface and steal statue's head. Kiiminpo newspaper photo June 20, 2008. On June 20, 2008, citizens of Tanabe City learned of the defacing of the statue known as “Hashiori Pass Gyubadoji.” The Chinese characters for Gyubadoji can be separated into the parts – Gyu. Meaning cow, ba. Meaning horse, and doji. The statue was defaced with the head of Kazan-in, a retired emperor from the 10th century, being taken. Robbers deface and steal statues head. Along the pilgrimage route. Five Routes to Kumano.

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KumanoKodo - World Heritage: 2013.05

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Deciphering a Japanese hiking map. You dont need to read Japanese to be able to decipher a hiking map. However, if you decide to go on a hike on your own, ask for help from Japanese friends or staff at information booths. There are many parts of the Kumano Kodo which are somewhat unclear as to where the paths may be going. Look at the following map and study how to use it. The Legend (8) has been translated into English to give you an idea of map marking. Click on the map below to enlarge it.

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KumanoKodo - World Heritage: Hiking Through the Seasons

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Hiking Through the Seasons. Hiking Through the Seasons. Tanabe - Gateway to Kumano (Part 1). Along the pilgrimage route. Current Time - Tanabe, Japan. Check local weather forecast. Five Routes to Kumano. Link to Frank Smitha's website. The ojis start in downtown Osaka and are located at regular intervals along the . kilometer route to Nachi Taisha. See a list of all the oji and the local areas. How to read a guide map written in Japanese. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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KumanoKodo - World Heritage: 2008.06

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Robbers deface and steal statue's head. Kiiminpo newspaper photo June 20, 2008. On June 20, 2008, citizens of Tanabe City learned of the defacing of the statue known as “Hashiori Pass Gyubadoji.” The Chinese characters for Gyubadoji can be separated into the parts – Gyu. Meaning cow, ba. Meaning horse, and doji. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Robbers deface and steal statues head. Along the pilgrimage route. Current Time - Tanabe, Japan. Check local weather forecast. Five Routes to Kumano.

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KumanoKodo - World Heritage: 2009.07

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World Heritage Center Opens. Kumano Kodo finally has a new World Heritage Center. Its a beautiful building, and it has a natural simplicity which is in harmony with its surroundings. On July 3, 2009, the new facility was opened in. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). World Heritage Center Opens. Along the pilgrimage route. Current Time - Tanabe, Japan. Check local weather forecast. Five Routes to Kumano. Link to Frank Smitha's website. How to read a guide map written in Japanese.

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KumanoKodo - World Heritage: World Heritage Center Opens

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World Heritage Center Opens. Kumano Kodo finally has a new World Heritage Center. It's a beautiful building, and it has a natural simplicity which is in harmony with its surroundings. On July 3, 2009, the new facility was opened in. Hongu-cho in the city of Tanabe. It is located near Kumano Hongu Taisha grand shrine. The facility consists of two one-story buildings separated by an open space. It has simple lines and is made of unadorned wood. Of the facilities is pleasing and soothing to the spirit. ...

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KumanoKodo - World Heritage: Tanabe - Gateway to Kumano (Part 1)

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Tanabe - Gateway to Kumano (Part 1). Tanabe is a wonderful base to begin your exploration of the Kumano region. There are several towns and cities in Japan called Tanabe. It is easy to go to a different location instead of going to Kii-Tanabe. The Kii Peninsula is the location of Tanabe of Kumano Kodo fame. It is located south east of Osaka at the southern most point of Honshu Island, the main island of Japan. Kii is also the old name for the area before. There are 80,117 people in 35,714 households in t...

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