Can I walk the Kumano Kodo Trail even if I don’t speak Japanese?
Yes, it is possible to walk the Kumano Kodo even if you do not speak Japanese. Multilingual signposts – including ...
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Is the Kumano Kodo open all year round?
The Kumano Kodo is open to walkers year-round, but there are some seasonal considerations to keep in mind. Season ...
What does ‘dual-pilgrim’ mean in Kumano Kodo?
‘Dual Pilgrim’ is a title awarded to those who have completed both the Camino de Santiago in Spain and the Kumano ...
Do I need a guide to walk the Kumano Kodo?
A guide is not essential for walking the Kumano Kodo, but for first-time walkers or those interested in learning m...
Are there any guesthouses or inns along the Kumano Kodo?
Yes, there are many privately run guesthouses and inns along the Kumano Kodo. On the Nakahechi route in particular...
Is it necessary to book accommodation in advance on the Kumano Kodo?
Yes, we strongly recommend booking your accommodation in advance. There are only a limited number of rooms availab...
What is the difference between the Kumano Kodo and the Shikoku pilgrimage?
The Kumano Kodo is a “road to the sacred land” that leads to the Kumano Sanzan. In contrast, the Shikoku pilgrimag...
What is the best itinerary for a three-day tour of the Kumano Kodo?
This digital map features several 3-day / 2-night courses. Please use it to help plan your trip.▶ Kumano Ko...
Can I walk the Kumano Kodo without a guide and using a map?
Yes, you can walk without a guide, as trail maps and waymarking are well maintained. The Nakahechi route in partic...
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