Difference between revisions of "Hiking"

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Beaches listed by region.

Komono : Mount Gozaisho
One of the premier mountain hiking routes in Mie. Leads up and down the Suzuka Mountain Range's most famous peak which stands at over 1200m.

Tsu : Mount Aoyama
Mountain that separates old Ise (Tsu) and Iga provinces. Has a very flat area at the top that is home to about 20 wind turbines which can be seen from far and wide.

Ise : Mount Asama
At 555m, the tallest mountain in the Ise-Shima area, and also with a hiking route very easily accessed by train. Has a temple and great lookout point at the very top.

Nabari : Forty-Eight Waterfalls of Akame
Mountain hike accompanies by many cascading waterfalls. Particularly nice in fall.

Owase & Kumano : Kumano Kodō
Ancient pilgrimage path running between Ise Grand Shrine and Mount Kōya, still preserved along certain sections. Mie Prefecture's only registered UNESCO world heritage site!

Gifu & Nagano : Magome Pass
Relaxed hike along the old mountain road that was established to connect Tokyo and Kyoto in the old days. Well-preserved, with Edo-era inn towns at both ends.

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