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Magome

Trip To Magome

Last updated Mar 5, 2026

Step back in time in the charming post town of Magome! Stroll along the historic Nakasendo Trail, once used by travelers between Kyoto and Edo. Explore beautifully preserved Edo-period buildings and enjoy stunning mountain views.

Visit the Magome Waki-Honjin Museum to learn about the town’s history and culture. Don’t miss local delicacies like gohei mochi as you wander through the traditional streets. Magome offers a peaceful blend of history, nature, and culture!

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1-Day Tour from Nagoya: Hiking the Historic Nakasendo Trail
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Frequently Asked Questions

Magome is famous for its beautifully preserved Edo-period post town atmosphere. The town features cobblestone streets, traditional wooden buildings, and scenic views of the surrounding mountains, offering visitors a glimpse into Japan’s past.

Yes, the 8-kilometer hike between Magome and Tsumago is one of the most popular activities in the area. The trail passes through beautiful forests, rice paddies, and small villages, taking about 2 to 3 hours to complete.

Magome can be reached by bus from Nakatsugawa Station, which is accessible via the JR Chuo Line. The bus ride takes about 30 minutes from the station. Nakatsugawa is about 1.5 to 2 hours from Nagoya by train.

The main attractions in Magome include the historic post town itself, with its preserved buildings, tea houses, and inns. Other highlights include the Magome-juku Honjin (former inn for high-ranking officials), and the Magome Pass, which offers panoramic views of the Kiso Valley.

Both Magome and Tsumago are preserved post towns along the Nakasendo Trail, but while Tsumago has a slightly more rustic and quiet atmosphere, Magome has a livelier feel with more shops and cafes catering to visitors. Both towns are well worth visiting for their historical charm and scenic beauty.
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