- Overview
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- * Visit the well-preserved townscape of Tsumago-juku and enter some of its historical buildings
- * Walk the Nakasendo Trail for 8 km from Tsumago-juku to Magome-juku, with plenty of time to rest and take in the views at key areas
- * Have a snack or window shop in the quaint town of Magome-juku
- * Enjoy the scenery outside the tour bus window on your way to and from the Nakasendo Trail
- What to expect
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Embark on a scenic journey to Kiso Valley. Along the way, you'll stop at a Japanese roadside service area with themed buildings and local shops selling local goods and food Upon arriving in Tsumago, a well-preserved town with traditional wooden buildings and mountain views, you'll have about an hour to explore with your guide. The 8-km walk to Magome begins next, showcasing historic cobblestone paths from the Edo Era. The path exudes tranquility and offers glimpses of wildlife The trek features stops at the waterfalls Odaki and Medaki for refreshing breaks. Rest houses provide further respite. The route culminates in Magome, a post town with captivating mountain panoramas, traditional buildings, and waterwheels In Magome, free time allows for relaxation, snacking, and souvenir shopping. Finally, the guide will lead you back to the tour bus. The return journey to Matsumoto concludes the tour, offering time for reflection, photo viewing, and Q&A with your guide
- Map of destination or departure area