Section length: 9.7 kilometers; Time required: approx. 5-6 hours
A walk through Akiyama-gō village, an “unexplored” region where traditional Japanese scenery remains. Cross a suspension bridge and go through the village on a route traveled by writer Bokushi Suzuki in the 19th century. Encounter the local people and culture and enjoy the charm of a long trail journey.
The starting point for sections 8 and 9, depending on the direction of travel. Located on highway 405, it can be accessed from the direction of Tsunan Station by car or shared taxi.
Access by ca is possible, but there is no parking lot.
Located on highway 405, it can be accessed from the direction of Tsunan Station by car or shared taxi.
The starting point for sections 9 and 10, depending on the direction of travel. Located on highway 405, it can be accessed from the direction of Tsunan Station by car or shared taxi.
Katakuri no Yado, Akiyama-gō Kettō OnsenNearby facility
Kettō VillageHistory and culture
Kettō no Ishigakida (stone-walled paddies)History and culture
Jamakura IshiNature
Mikura BridgeHistory and culture
Mikura VillageHistory and culture
Maekura BridgeNearby facility
Ōakasawa VillageHistory and culture
Jabuchi waterfallNature
Bokushi no MichiHistory and culture
Amazake Village RuinsHistory and culture
Kuwazu-ya, Sakasamaki OnsenOnsen
Komatsubara Shitsugen wetlandNature
Tonenbo, the Sakae Akiyama-gō Information CenterNearby facility
Rakuyokan, Koakazawa OnsenOnsen
Kurokoma TaishidōHistory and culture
Akiyama-gō Hozon Minka (preserved farmhouse)History and culture