omine san hike in nara

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tawaramoto

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• 16 Oct 2006

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i am thinking about doing the omine san hike in nara, has anyone done it recently? i have the lonley planet guide book but i was wondering where i could find more detailed information about the bus schedules from the southern end of the hike at zenki guchi. also, how are the huts on the trail and do i need a tent and stove?
thanks,

 

Hiroyuki Nagashima

TAN

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• 17 Oct 2006

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窶佚･窶｢ﾃｵ窶ｰﾅ凪?ｹﾃｭ窶慊ｹ (OOMINE OKUGAKE MICHI)
I have not hiked in OOMINE OKUGAKE MICHI.
About a bus, I searched it in a net.
A time schedule of a bus
KUMANO CITY -> Yagi station
http://vill.kamikitayama.nara.jp/kankou_13.html
Yagi station -> KUMANO CITY
http://vill.kamikitayama.nara.jp/kankou_11.html

A course of OOMINE OKUGAKE MICHI.
(Only Japanese)
サービス終了のお知らせ

A mountain hut and lavatory information of Kansai.
(Only Japanese)
http://homepage3.nifty.com/nihon100kei/yakudachi4.htm

ﾅｽRﾂ湘｣ﾆ狸ﾅ?x(SANJYOUGA TAKE)
A photograph
http://www3.kcn.ne.jp/~jinlime/sanjougatake.htm

窶佚･窶｢ﾂ?陳ｫﾅ?x(OOFUGEN DAKE)
A photograph
http://www3.kcn.ne.jp/~jinlime/daifugendake.htm

窶敖ｪﾅ弛ﾆ狸ﾅ?x (HATTUKYOUGA TAKE)
A photograph
http://www3.kcn.ne.jp/~jinlime/hakkyogatake.htm


OOMINE SAN summary
(Only Japanese)
http://yama-tabi.net/jp100ym/jp1ym.cgi?091

 

Mike Cash

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• 17 Oct 2006

• #3

I stared at the subject line "omine san hike in nara" for a looooong time trying to figure out what a ひけ was.

 

misa.j

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• 17 Oct 2006

• #4

My grandmother's name is "Mine", so of course I thought of the title as a really old lady hiking with her walking stick in Nara was on the news.

 

nice gaijin

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Donor

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• 17 Oct 2006

• #5

Mike Cash said:

I stared at the subject line "omine san hike in nara" for a looooong time trying to figure out what a 窶堙絶?堋ｯ was.

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Hahaha so did I, until I realized that "in" wasn't a particle