Food Map · Kumano Kodo

Kumano Kodo Food Map

A food map of the Kumano Kodo Nakahechi route: mountain vegetables, river fish, and Wakayama food culture.

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Stay & eat 3

Minpaku MATSURIMinpakuFirsthand

1481-1 Nakahechicho Chikatsuyu, Tanabe, Wakayama 646-1402, Japan · kumano-hongu-taisha · Try: Home-cooked dinner, breakfast

Minpaku MATSURI is family-run mountain lodging in Chikatsuyu on the Kumano Kodo Nakahechi route. Its home-cooked dinner adapts to each guest and includes several small dishes, with breakfast also provided. The inn combines meals and overnight accommodation near Hongu; exact dishes depend on the stay and available ingredients.

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Sansuikan Kawayu MidoriyaHotelFirsthand

13 Hongucho Kawayu, Tanabe, Wakayama 647-1717, Japan · kumano-hongu-taisha · Try: Wild boar miso soup; grilled ayu; sukiyaki

Sansuikan Kawayu Midoriya provides riverside lodging at Kawayu Onsen in Wakayama. Dinner includes wild boar miso soup, grilled ayu sweetfish, and sukiyaki, bringing mountain meat, river fish, and a communal hot-pot dish to the table. The inn offers a meal and overnight stop, with dishes changing by stay.

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Mitaki Sanso Traditional MinshukuMinshukuFirsthand

545-1 Nachisan, Nachikatsuura, Higashimuro District, Wakayama 649-5301, Japan · nachi · Try: Local tuna dishes; seafood; mountain ingredients

Mitaki Sanso Traditional Minshuku is lodging with meals near Nachi waterfall and the Kumano Kodo. Its food includes local tuna dishes and uses seafood and mountain ingredients, giving walkers a place to eat within the Nachisan route area near Kumano Nachi Taisha and Seigantoji.

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Kumano Kodo Kan Pilgrimage CenterMuseumFirsthand

1222 Nakahechicho Kurisugawa, Tanabe, Wakayama 646-1421, Japan · nachi

Kumano Kodo Kan Pilgrimage Center is an information, history, and rest facility opposite Takijiri-oji, with visitor information, exhibits, rest space, and goods for sale. Pilgrims can pause and drink green tea before continuing along the Nakahechi route.

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About This Map

pinecrumbs maps are drawn from firsthand walking experience and clearly marked outside sources. Locations marked Firsthand were personally encountered or observed on the walk; locations marked Community were submitted or reported by another pilgrim or user; not canonical firsthand knowledge.