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Historic village
Magome-juku
A former Nakasendo post-town on a paved slope of stone, with dark wooden houses, a waterwheel and Mount Ena on the horizon, the birthplace of the writer Shimazaki Toson.
Gifu · Japan
Nakatsugawa
In the destination Kiso Valley and the Nakasendo.
In the photo: Stone street and water wheel in Magome-juku, in the municipality of Nakatsugawa.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
What to expect from Nakatsugawa.
Nakatsugawa is a city in eastern Gifu, in the Kiso River valley, about one hour from Nagoya. The former post town of Magome, on the Nakasendo Road, lies in the municipality on a hillside about 15 km from the city center; from there the trail to Tsumago departs, across the Magome Pass. The town is known for kurikinton, the autumn chestnut sweet.
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The local experience
What to see in Nakatsugawa
Trail
Nakasendō Trail between Magome and Tsumago
A stretch of about 8 km of the old Nakasendo road, which climbs to the Magome pass and descends through forests, waterfalls and farmhouses to Tsumago, in about 3 hours.
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