Nagano Line
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Kii-Tanabe Sta.
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Minato
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Kaizo-ji-cho
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Shimin Sogo Center
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Akizu -guchi
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Takao Nichome
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Kinan Nokyo-mae
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Shimo Maro
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Naka Maro
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Maro
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Sanko-ji
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Kinan Hospital
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Kumano-bashi
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Shimo Misu
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Naka-no-Miya
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Naka-no-Miya Mori
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Gakko-mae
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Naka Misu
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Higashinomoto
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Inoue
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Kami Misu
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Onohara-guchi
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Nagao-guchi
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Nagano
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Mine
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Nishihara
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Shimoji
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Fudono
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Kii-Tanabe Sta.
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Minato
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Kaizo-ji-cho
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Shimin Sogo Center
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Akizu -guchi
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Takao Nichome
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Kinan Nokyo-mae
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Shimo Maro
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Naka Maro
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Maro
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Sanko-ji
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Kinan Hospital
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Kumano-bashi
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Shimo Misu
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Naka-no-Miya
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Naka-no-Miya Mori
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Gakko-mae
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Naka Misu
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Higashinomoto
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Inoue
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Kami Misu
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Onohara-guchi
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Nagao-guchi
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Nagano
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Mine
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Nishihara
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Shimoji
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Fudono
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This line connects Kii-Tanabe Station to Nagano and Fudono. It takes about 50 minutes from Kii-Tanabe Station to Fudono. Nagano and Fudono are mountainous areas that are known for their famous fireflies, the seasonal agricultural products unique to mountain villages are also very delicious.
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Fudono
The Fudono area is where the new local specialty of "Yume no kikurage" was first made. The old-fashioned village still remains giving the place a nostalgic feel.
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Nagano
Although it is not far from the urban area of Tanabe, Nagano is rich in nature, and the village known for their Genjibotaru (fireflies). They also host a firefly appreciation gathering in late May.
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Gakko-mae
In addition to Misu Elementary School, there is a community center and a supermarket loved by locals nearby.
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Kumano-bashi
The ruins of Maro Oji stand inconspicuously 50 meters from Kumano Bridge, which is right next to this bus stop. Apparently there used to be a small forest at this location.
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Sanko-ji
Here you will find Sankoji Temple of the Shingon sect of the Omuro school. There are also supermarkets and cafés nearby.