Precitati）℃（erutarepmeTon（mm）ip27The Kumano Kodo is a diverse mountain route with a mixture of unpaved, uneven trails, ancient cobblestones and stairs, and paved roads through villages. There are some steep climbs and ascents, but the route is not technically difficult. The amount of preparation that is needed will depend greatly on which sections you will walk, the season you visit, and your personal level of experience and fitness. Please plan accordingly to fully, and safely, enjoy your pilgrimage walk. Proper preparation is the essential.The Iseji route is open year-round. The weather in the southern portion of the Kii peninsula is generally mild. The winters can see some freezing temperatures but on the coastal Iseji route snow is very rare. Summers can be hot, humid and wet. Be prepared for rain year-round.LINKJapan Meteorological Agency: www.jma.go.jp/jma/indexe.html Tanabe City Kumano Tourism Bureau: www.tb-kumano.jp/en/kumano-kodo/weather/Daylight times vary greatly with winter having the shortest days. It is always best to leave early to arrive early, and be aware when sunset is so as not to get stuck in the dark while still on the trail. NOTE: It gets darker earlier in the valleys where most of the villages are located. The best time to check-in to accommodations is 16:00~ 17:00.Proper clothing and footwear are essential, especiallyif you are planning for a longer, multi-day trek.Review the average temperatures for the time ofyour walk and be prepared for seasonal variability.Dressing in layers in clothes that dry easily isrecommended: avoid cotton. Sturdy, worn-in,walking footwear is essential. The type of gear that you will need varies with the duration and extent of your walk. Thefollowing is a general list of recommended items. Day pack Rain gear (a foldable umbrella is convenient) Hat, sunglasses, sunscreen Collapsible walking poles Water bottle Camera Small first aid kit, with Band-Aids, etc. Small flashlight MapsIt is important to carry water or liquids during your trek or walk. Natural water sources along the trail have not been tested. In the villages and settlements are small shops or vending machines where drinks can be purchased. Especially during the hotter season, it is important to keep well hydrated. HINT: Fill up your water bottles at the accommodations before departure. Let us take a load off your back! There are a few local service providers who offer daily luggage shuttle service, perfect for walkers on the Kumano Kodo. ※Some restrictions apply. LINK www.tb-kumano.jp/en/kumano-kodo/luggage-shuttle/ Carry enough Japanese yen in cash, as many facilities and service providers do not accept credit cards, and places to exchange money are limited. If you do need to withdraw money, the ATMs at the post offices are the best option. Hours are limited especially on weekends. HINT: Check with your credit card company before your visit to confirm if your credit card is OK to use for withdrawals at Japan Post Bank ATMs. LINK www.jp-bank-japanpostJp/en/ias/en_ias_index.html The voltage in Japan is 100 Volt. Electrical plugs have two, parallel flat pins: Type A. HINT: Bring an adapter if needed, as most accommodations do not have them.Sunset TimeSunrise Time4035302520151050-5-1019:3019:0018:3018:0017:3017:0016:307:307:006:306:005:305:004:3018:5219:1018:3018:0617:4117:307:016:436:075:274:5726.018.722.819.614.815.011.312.710.65.73.72.6108.6114.1231.1241.8295.4JanFebMarAprMayJunJanFebMarAprMayJanFebMarAprMay19:0818:4318:0417:2416:5616:53Oct6:045:425:204:594:48HighLowPrecipitation29.630.728.522.523.321.223.315.918.610.3308.6352.9298.3404.2330.2183.4JulAugSepOctNovJunJulAugSepNovJunJulAugSepOctNov6:556:3050045040035030025020015010050013.95.3113.7DecDecDecWeatherKumanoDaylightClothing & FootwearGearWater & LiquidsLuggage ShuttleMoney/ATMElectricityKumano Kodo Tips
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