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Kumano Kodo Nakahechi, Michi-no-eki
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レストラン（道の駅 熊野古道中辺路）
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It appears that the Oosakamoto Oji Shrine was so named because it was located on the foot of the Oosaka Pass.
In October 1109, Fujiwara Munetada, on his pilgrimage to Kumano, wrote in his diary
"On the (Oosaka) pass, there is a tall tree which a snake-shaped object is hung.
It is said that in the past, a woman was transformed...
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After passing through the road, this is the next shrine where you can get a stamp for your Kumano Kodo hike. You'll cross a wooden bridge and...
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sadly not much left, I reckon local authorities should rebuild replica in some places along...
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