Nakasendo - Exploring Japan's Most Famous Trail: Magome Pass Hike | 4k

The Nakasendō Trail is a historic route in Japan that connected Edo (Tokyo) to Kyoto during the Edo period. Spanning around 534 kilometers, it was one of five major roads and passes through scenic mountains, valleys, and post towns. Today, travelers can hike sections of the trail, exploring preserved towns like Magome and Tsumago, which offer a glimpse into Japan’s past with traditional inns and tea houses. The trail showcases stunning natural landscapes, from lush forests to rural countryside, making it a popular destination for history and nature enthusiasts alike.
This video features the hike from Magome to Tsumago. It is the most famous section of the Nakasendō Trail. This 7.1-kilometer route offers a beautiful blend of nature and history, passing through scenic forests, small waterfalls, and rural landscapes. It connects two of Japan's best-preserved post towns, both retaining their Edo-period charm. With traditional tea houses and historical markers along the way, this section is considered the highlight of the trail. It provides an authentic glimpse into old Japan while offering a well-marked, peaceful hike through some of the country's most picturesque settings.
bus timetable between Tsumago and Magome:
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