Daimonzaka

Description

Surrounded by cedar trees, this stone path captures the essence of the Kumano Kodo trail. The name Daimonzaka comes from a large gate that was once located at the top of the path. Presently, that gate is reproduced using Nachisan Seiganto-ji Temple's Ninmon gate. Tafukeoji Shrine is located along the path. and is said to be the last of Kumanno's 99 “Oji” shrines.

Location Information

• Address

  Nachisan, Nachikatsuura-cho, Higashimuro-gun, Wakayama, 649-5301

• Nearest Station

  Kiikatsura Station
  ･ JR Kisei Line
  ･ JR Kinokuni Line
  19 minutes by bus

• Phone Number

  0735-52-5311

  Available languages

  only in Japanese

• Closed

  None

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