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Daiku-no-sato❖This is a roadside station located about 1 km from No. 1 Ryozenji Temple.❖There is no information center. news─
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There are 2 routes to No. 2 Gokurakuji Temple.There are two routes to Gokurakuji Temple.① Ancient road route 1.5km ②Route along the road 1.3km Ancient road route is goes straight, Route along the road is turns right. Toaruarukihenro recommend the ancient route. detail─
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Things to know about camping in the fieldThings to know about camping in the fieldI. To the Camp Pilgrimage Please collect information on campgrounds, rest areas, reception areas, roadside stations, tourist information centers, and routes from this site. Ⅱ. Camping manner 1. When using a hut. ・There are approximately 250 hut marks marked on the foreign pilgrimage map. Hut marks are basically rest areas and are not places for camping. There are various types of hut marks, such as rest areas, reception areas, and huts with shade roofs, so please be aware that only a limited number of huts are suitable for camping. ・When camping in a hut, please check the hut's facilities (toilets, drinking water, etc.) on this site and strictly observe the following rules. - Camping site in facilities without running water or toilets is prohibited. - Camping site is prohibited in urban areas or in facilities adjacent to private houses. ・Group drinking is prohibited at camping grounds. ・Enforce tidying up after camping. ・In the past, there are some facilities where camping has been prohibited due to not following these rules and causing trouble to neighbors. 2. When using a roadside station ・ If you want to use a roadside station, ask a local resident, ``Can I stay in the pavilion of the roadside station?'' and often "I don't know?" If you are a person related to the facility, you may be refused. ・A certain walking pilgrim advises pilgrims who wish to use the facility to stay silent and stay inconspicuously in a corner of the facility after the facility closes and when it is no longer popular. Also, be sure to clean thoroughly before leaving. If you cause a nuisance to the neighborhood by leaving trash behind or drinking alcohol at night, the person in charge of the facility will likely put up a sign saying ``No camping within the roadside station area.'' ``Your actions will make you unable to use that facility.'' Also, recently there are many roadside stations where camping is prohibited. 3. When using the campsite ・There are paid and free campgrounds. Please follow the rules when using the facility 4. Camping outdoors within the grounds of shrines and temples is strictly prohibited. 5. Tsuyado/Zenkon-yado ・"Henro Facility.com" does not provide any information regarding this matter. detail─
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Toilet InformationThe total length of the Shikoku Pilgrimage Route is 1,400km. Approximately 80% of these rough roads are also roads for daily life. There are convenience stores, supermarkets, etc. along the street.These shops have toilets. There are also public toilets throughout the city. As a walking pilgrim, I don't have any inconvenience in using the toilet. On the other hand, about 20% of the roads are henro-michi along the coastline where villages are scattered, henro-michi in mountainous areas with villages, and mountain henro-michi. There are almost no convenience stores along this pilgrimage route. There are also few public toilets. There are many places where there are no toilets for more than 10km. Caution must be taken. 99% of toilets in Japan are free. Convenience store toilets in urban areas are clean and free. But it's not a public toilet. It is against etiquette to use restrooms in convenience stores, etc. as public restrooms. Pilgrims, whenever you use the restroom, be sure to pay your respects by purchasing something to drink or eat. Most of the toilets in the suburbs and on mountain roads are public toilets. There are many old-fashioned and unsanitary toilets that make you want to look away. The toilets are kept clean with the help of local residents, but you, the person using them, are in charge of maintaining these toilets. Please clean it after use. How should we disseminate information about toilets along the Henro Road? . You can find toilet maps online. I don't feel comfortable with it. A certain walking pilgrimage hopes to solve your problems by introducing you to the environment of areas with depopulated toilets. Information will be disseminated using "Penro Facility.com". For women who are worried about using the toilet, one possible solution is to carry a portable toilet with them. Examples of toilet issues ❖Toilet information 1 There are toilets on the main mountain trail, but they are few in number. Also, it is old and not well maintained. For those who are concerned about using the toilet, one option is to carry a portable toilet with them. Responsible people in charge of restroom management are responsible for cleaning the restrooms after use. Please note that there are no restrooms on the special mountain route. ❖Toilet information 2 11th Fujiidera (39km) - 12th Shosanji - via Tamagatoge - 13th Dainichiji(65km) There are public restrooms scattered around, but they are old-fashioned and not well-maintained. Do I need to prepare toilet paper too? . ❖Toilet information 3 Tokushima near the Kochi prefecture border (195km) - 10km in front of No. 24 Hotsumisakiji (220km) There are several public toilets in this area. Old style and not well maintained. Do I need to prepare toilet paper too? . Toilet depopulation area However, public toilets are available from here (220km) to Cape Hane (253km). It's really amazing. This section is a geopark area. ❖Toilet information 4 No. 40 Kanjizaiji (595km) – Kashiwazaka Ascent (605km) – Kashiwazaka Kamota (615km) Be careful with the restrooms in this section as well. ❖Toilet information 5 Uchiko-cho Tsukiai (708km) – Kumakogen-cho (727km) There are few public toilets in this section. ❖Toilet information 6 65th Sankakuji (934km) – 66th Unpenji – 67th Daikoji (960km) There are several public toilets in this area. Old style and not well maintained. Largest toilet depopulation area. detail─
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Pilgrimage accommodation informationInformation on pilgrimage sites can be found in the "Shikoku Japan 88 Route Guide" and ”The Henro Preservation Society's Map of Pilgrimage” sites, which lists 700-800 pilgrimage sites.Due to the Corona disaster and the aging of the owners, nearly 100 pilgrimage inns will close between 2019 and 2022. On the other hand, new lodges are being established. The situation of lodgings is constantly changing. The walking pilgrimage starts from March to mid-May and from September to mid-November. During these periods, securing lodging in urban areas should not be a problem, but securing lodging in the suburbs is a serious situation. In 2023, many walking pilgrims from Japan and abroad visited Shikoku, causing a shortage of lodging in many areas of Shikoku. In 2024, it is expected that more walking pilgrims will visit than last year, and securing lodging will be a major issue during the spring and fall walking pilgrimage seasons. In particular, there will be a serious shortage of lodging during the cherry blossom season at the end of March and the long vacation period from the end of April to the beginning of May. Please pay close attention to securing accommodations. To foreign pilgrims It is very difficult to make reservations at pilgrim lodgings. The reason for this is that the "Henro yado" as they are commonly called by the Japanese, do not allow online reservations. Many of the proprietors are elderly, so reservations can only be made by phone. Also, English is not spoken. There are only a limited number of lodgings that can be reserved online. I would say that only 50-70% of online reservations can be made. Business hotels in the city center and guesthouses that have opened in recent years can be reserved online. Online sites frequently used by foreign pilgrims include "Henro House" and "Booking.com" etc. The number of lodges subscribing to "Henro House" is about 40, and the capacity is limited. The next section of the pilgrimage route is in the suburbs and is underpopulated with lodges. It is really difficult to book a pilgrim lodging. Please be careful. No. 12 Shosanji Nabeiwa area (around 55-70 km) No.20 Kakurinji- (110-135 km) -No.22 Byodoji No.23 Yakuoji- (195-230 km) -No.24 Hottumisakiji No.43 Meisekiji- (695-725 km) -No.44 Daihoji No.65 Sankakuji- (930-965 km) -No.67 Daikoji etc. Information for those who plan to make a pilgrimage in the future The period from mid-January to early March is suitable for walking pilgrimages. However, there are very few pilgrims on foot. During this period, snowfall in mountainous areas can hinder the pilgrimage. However, there is no animal damage and it is easy to secure lodging. If you start the pilgrimage at this time of year, you will be greeted by cherry blossoms at the final destination. The walking pilgrimage season starts in January. For a safe and secure pilgrimage, the most important issue is to provide information on accommodations. We will continue to provide information on pilgrimage lodges at henroyado.com. Thank you in advance for your cooperation. detail─
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Unwanted Baggage storage service | 0.2 km |
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Unwanted Baggage storage serviceGood news for everyone visiting Shikoku sacred sites from overseasUnwanted Baggage storage service during the pilgrimage period http://ohenro.jp/blog/arukihenro/shikoku-pilgrimage-unwanted-baggage-storage-service-during-the-pilgrimage-period/ detail─
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Wild animal informationThe animals that live in Shikoku are boars, deer, monkeys, raccoon dogs, rabbits, and bears.The animals that appear along the pilgrimage route are wild boars, deer, monkeys, and raccoon dogs. There are no bears. These beasts stay away from humans, so encounters are rare. Damage caused by wild boars is occasionally reported in late autumn. The rural pilgrimage route has iron lattice walls. This is to prevent damage to agricultural products from wild boars and deer. Next is the snake. There are common snakes and poisonous snakes in Shikoku. You will come across an ordinary snake. However, the snake runs away. Viper snakes live in grassy wetlands near small streams. There are only a limited number of such places along the pilgrimage route. However, you may come across it. You are safe as long as you wear shoes. In many cases, they will run away. The encounter period is from July to the end of October. There is a small stream on the left about 200m from No. 11 Fujiidera. There is a sign warning of poisonous snakes. Please be careful. The most dangerous thing is the hornet. Hornets attack people. Evacuate immediately. They seem to be particularly sensitive to black. Protect yourself with white towels, etc. I often hear about people being stung by hornets. A sting from a large hornet can be fatal. Autumn is aggressive. detail─
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Rest area Itano | 5 km |
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Hut Kurotani | 10 km |
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Cafe Brisa | 12 km |
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Henro-koya PJ #44 Kanyake | 13 km |
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Hut Kanyake bus stop | 13 km |
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Hut Kanyake staition | 13 km |
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Hut Ogaki | 14 km |
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Henro-koya PJ #57 Donari | 21.5 km |
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Sumotori-do Pilgrimage Supplies Store. | 29 km |
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Sumotori-do Pilgrimage Supplies Store.❖Are the 333 steps to Kirihata Temple the first difficult part of the Shikoku Pilgrimage?. You can leave your luggage here and go on a pilgrimage.❖A pilgrimage supplies store located at the foot of No. 10 Kirihata Temple. Isn't it possible to buy good products at low prices on a certain walking pilgrimage? . ❖The owner is fluent in English. news─
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Henro-koya PJ #45 Kukai-an | 30 km |
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Hut Firm equipment shop | 32 km |
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There are 2 routes to No. 11 Fujiiji Temple. | 32 km |
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There are 2 routes to No. 11 Fujiiji Temple.❖There are two routes across the Yoshinogawa River.① A route that follows Japan's largest river island, Zennyuji-to, using a submerged bridge. 9.3km ②Route along the Yoshino River bank and then following a modern bridge 10.2㎞ ❖Toaruarukihenro recommends route 1. ❖Please be careful. In case of rising water, traffic is prohibited. detail─
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Hut Kawashima Bridge | 34 km |
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Mizube Kankyou Park | 35 km |
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Hut Egawa-Yusui | 37 km |
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Hut Egawa-YusuiEgawa Spring Water is one of Japan's top 100 spring waters.This hut is located at a spring. Available for one night only. detail─
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Hut Fujiken-an | 37.5 km |
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Henro support center "Henro-no-sato" | 38 km |
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Henro support center "Henro-no-sato"❖This is the reception area in front of the Fujiidera gate.❖The most difficult part of the Shikoku pilgrimage route, the Shosan-ji pilgrimage, is coming up. If you have any problems, we will be happy to help. detail─
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Baggage Storage Center | 38.1 km |
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Baggage delivery service | 39 km |
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Baggage delivery serviceThe baggage delivery service for the Shosanji pilgrimage section, the most difficult route on the Shikoku pilgrimage route.Henro-no-Sato provides a paid baggage delivery service in areas No.11-No.17. The fare is 1,500 yen for one section. (around No. 11 Fujiidera - around No. 12 Shosanji Nabeiwa) Use of 2 sections: 2,500 yen (Around No. 11 Fujiidera - around No. 12 Shosanji Nabeiwa & around No. 12 Shosanji Nabeiwa - around No. 17 Idoji) Bicycle pilgrims, why not try walking this wonderful mountain path? Bicycles will be delivered to Nabeiwa village (altitude 210m), 15km away. Bicycle and baggage delivery service fee is 2,500 yen. (Henro-no-sato - No. 12 Shosanji Nabeiwa ) Contact information. Henro Eleven Email: oyadof11@gmail.com detail─
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#11-12 are the most difficult pilgrimage routes. | 39.5 km |
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#11-12 are the most difficult pilgrimage routes.❖This is the most difficult point on Shikoku Road.❖There are restrooms at Chodo-an, Ryusui-an, and Ipponsugi. But it's not clean. ❖There is a valley water at Ryusui-an, which is halfway up the trail, but there are times when the water is cut off, so be careful. ❖From here onward, the area around Nabeiwa is a depopulated area. This is an area where it is difficult to secure accommodation. detail─
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Rest area Habayama | 40 km |
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Hut Ryusui-an | 44.5 km |
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Hut Ryusui-anThe area between Fujiidera and Shosan-ji is the most difficult.Ryusui-an is a 6.3km midway point from Fujiidera Temple. Please evacuate here when making a complaint. Water is drawn from the valley, but there are times when the water is cut off, so be careful. detail─
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Pilgrimage inn depopulated area Ⅰ(Nabeiwa). | 53 km |
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Pilgrimage inn depopulated area Ⅰ(Nabeiwa).❖The Nabeiwa area at the foot of the 12th foothills is a depopulated area of pilgrimage inns.❖This is an area where it is difficult to find accommodation throughout the year. Be careful. detail─
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There are three routes from Nabeiwa . | 54 km |
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There are three routes from Nabeiwa .❖There are three routes from Nabeiwa to No. 13 Dainichiji Temple.① Nabeiwa - via Tamaga-toge: 17km ② Nabeiwa - via Kamiyama-town: 22km ③ Via Nabeiwa-Kamiyama-town-Oozakura-pass: 22km ❖Toaruarukihenro recommend ①. Sakura-season is route② nice. detail─
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Henro-koya Pj #36 Kamiyama | 56 km |
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Michi-no-eki Onsen-no-sato Kamiyama | 60 km |
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Camp site Cotton Field | 60.5 km |
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Camp site Cotton FieldIt's about 300 meters to Kamiyama Onsen! ! ! .Campsite fee is 1,100 yen. There is also a guest house. detail─
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Camp site Karuizawa | 65 km |
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Hut Nyuta | 68 km |
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Resutohouse Oyasuminasai-tei | 70 km |
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Camp site Nyuuta | 71 km |
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Jizouinn Park | 85 km |
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Tokushima welcome center | 88 km |
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Tokushima welcome center❖This is a comprehensive tourist information center in front of Tokushima Station.❖English available. ❖Long-term luggage storage service available: 500 yen per day news─
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Henro-koya PJ #12 Bizan | 88 km |
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Rest area Tsuyugamoto | 95 km |
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Komatsushima Information center | 97 km |
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Komatsushima Information center❖This is an information center located inside the JR Minami-Komatsushima station building.❖2.2km to No. 18 Onzanji Temple. news─
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Henro-koya PJ #36 Okyozuka | 103 km |
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Hut Nue | 109 km |
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Michi-no-eki Hinanosato Katsuura❖There is a tourist information center at the roadside station.❖From here to No. 22 Byodoji Temple is a wonderful mountain pilgrimage route. The distance is 21km. ❖There are restrooms and drinking water in this section, but there are no shops, so please buy your groceries here at the roadside station Hinanosato. news─
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Hina-no-sato Byodoji route Schematic | 112.1 km |
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Hina-no-sato Byodoji route Schematic❖The approximately 20 km distance from Hinanosato to Byodoji Temple is a beautiful mountain pilgrimage route.❖This area is a depopulated area for pilgrimage inns. Be careful. ❖From Tairyu-ji Temple to Byodo-ji Temple, we recommend the ``Iwaya Michi''. detail─
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Hut Kayabuki | 113 km |
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Hut Kayabuki❖There is a toilet.❖Drinking water must be procured at Hinanosato. ❖September 2023. Thatched roof replacement. detail─
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Camp site Maegawa | 116 km |
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Hut Sakamoto | 120 km |
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Closed elementary school campsite | 118 km |
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Closed elementary school campsite❖Closed elementary school campsite.❖There is running water and toilets. detail─
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Rest aera Jizoji | 119 km |
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Hut Suii | 119.5 km |
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There are 3 routes to #22 | 123 km |
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There are 3 routes to #22There are 3 routes to No. 22 Byodoji Temple.Toaru-aruki-henro recommend route ② detail─
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Michi-no-eki Wajiki | 129 km |
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Michi-no-eki WajikiThis is a roadside station near Asebi Pass.news─
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Ropeway route |
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Michi-no-eki Washi-no-sato | 127 km |
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Michi-no-eki Washi-no-satoTairyuji Ropeway Station is a roadside station.news─
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21-22 merged route |
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Henro-koya PJJ #03 Asebi | 129 km |
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Henro-koya PJJ #03 AsebiThere is no running water or toilet.detail─
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Henro-koya PJ #47 Oone | 131 km |
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Henro-koya PJ #47 OoneThere is no running water or toilet.detail─
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Fukui-Dan Park | 137 km |
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Fukui-Dan ParkFukui Dam is a park along the pilgrimage route.Please clean it after use. detail─
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Henro-koya PJ #04 Kaneuchi | 139 km |
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Henro-koya PJ #04 KaneuchiThere is no drinking water or toilets. |