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Miki Pass/Ugo Pass (Kumano Kodo Iseji Route) Mikitouge/Hagotoge

Ugo Pass entrance
Miki Pass Observation Peak
Inogaki
Ugo Pass entrance
Miki Pass Observation Peak
Inogaki

This route connects Mikisato-cho, a village on a cove, with Kata-cho and Sone-cho, and passes over two small mountain passes while overlooking National Route 311, which runs along the coastline.
This path was recently excavated by local people, and the natural path is broken in several places, which are connected by paved roads.
The wild boar fence that stretches out from the mountain pass is said to be the longest in the region, and is a testimony to the existence of the people who lived there.
Moss-covered stone pavements can be seen throughout the pass, making it a popular hiking course where you can fully enjoy the atmosphere of Kumano Kodo.

○Course points: Miki Pass - Ugo Pass signpost - Akibayama - Kata - Gorin Tower, etc.
○Walking time: Approximately 3 hours
○Distance: Approximately 6km (JR Mikisato Station - JR Kata Station)
○ Resting spot: Miki Pass observation deck, etc.

URL: Miki Pass/Ugo Pass (HigashiKishu Tourism Handbook)
URL: Mie Prefectural Kumano Kodo Center [Miki Pass/Ugo Pass]
URL: World Heritage Kumano Kodo Iseji Route (Mie Prefectural Office HP)

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Detailed information

address
OwaseCity
telephone number
0597-89-6172 (HigashiKishu Regional Promotion Corporation)
Access by public transportation

[To JR Mikisato Station, the starting point]
・About 3 hours and 40 minutes by train from JR/Kintetsu Tsu Station
・About 10 minutes by train from JR Kisei Main Line "Kata Station"

Access by car

・Approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes south by car from Kisei Expressway "Kise ouchiyama IC"

parking

Please use the parking lot at Mikisato Beach.

*Prices are subject to change, so please check with your contact information before going out.

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