• You can take a trekking on Matsumoto-toge Pass of Kumano Kodo.
• A storyteller is be with you and talks about the history and the culture of Kumano Kodo.
• Mehari-zushi Making Experience is included.
• Enjoy the amazing view of Maruyama Senmaida.

Onigajo Onigajo is a large rock wall created by earthquake uplift, weathering and wave erosion. In addition to being designated as a national scenic beauty and natural monument, it is also registered as a World Heritage site as part of the “Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range.

Matsumoto-toge Pass Beautiful cobblestone pavement remains on most of the roads, and at the pass surrounded by bamboo groves, you will be greeted by a life-size Jizo statue.

Mehari-zushi Making Experience Learn to make "Mehari-zushi," a local delicacy of the Kumano region! This unique, oversized sushi is made by wrapping a ball of rice with a pickled takana mustard green leaf. Our experienced instructors will guide you through the process, from preparing the rice to the art of wrapping.

Shishiiwa A 25-meter-high rock formation that resembles a giant lion roaring toward the sea. Shishiiwa is a World Heritage Site, a natural monument, and a scenic spot.

Hana-no-iwaya Hana-no-iwaya Shrine appears as the “stage of the national birth” in the first book of Japan's first history, Nihon Shoki (Chronicles of Japan), written in 720 (Nara Period). This place has an important meaning as “Kumano of the Caves,” a sacred place from ancient times that preceded the Kumano Sanzan worship, and is truly a place that can be said to be the roots of the Japanese people.

Maruyama Senmaida In the Maruyama district of Kumano City, there are a number of small rice paddies, called Senmaida. The scenery is spectacular and is said to be the best terraced rice field scenery in Japan. There are about 1,340 small rice paddies, each one overlapping the next.