Signs indicating the district and directions to the next district. (Photo: Justin W. Dart)

Jul 25, 2012 - 1 min read

Walking The Nakasendo

Nakatsugawa-juku to Magome-juku

Justin Dart

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Before highways and the train system, one way people traveled from Kyoto to Edo (modern day Tokyo) was via the Nakasendo; a road that went through the center of Japan. Over 100 years later, you can still walk the Nakasendo. A popular hike is on a section between Nakatsugawa-juku in modern day Nakatsugawa City and the mountain top village of Magome. This 3 hour hike includes a preserved section of the cobblestone road.

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Signs indicating the district and directions to the next district. (Photo: Justin W. Dart)
The 390-year old Hazama Sake Brewing company at the entrance to Nakatsugawa-juku. (Photo: Justin W. Dart)
Down a small road around the back of Hazama sake brewery. (Photo: Justin W. Dart)
The Shirogiya has photos of locations along the Nakasendo in Nakatsugawa-juku. (Photo: Justin W. Dart)
Kawakamiya Wagashi sells chestnut based Japanese sweets, a speciality of Nakatsugawa. (Photo: Justin W. Dart)
The Ogha Sake Brewing company also sells alcohol from around Japan and the world. (Photo: Justin W. Dart)
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