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Level 4Climbing Trails to Experience the Pristine Natural Environment of the Mountains

4-7Yodogawa Trail Entrance - Onoaida Trail Entrance (day trip)

It connects the Yodogawa Trail and Onoaida Trail Entrances. Highlights include a change in plant life as visitors move from a mixed coniferous and broadleaf forest to an evergreen broad-leaved forest, and the Jyanokuchidaki Falls. Plans should provide for plenty of time due to the length of the route and the lack of any accommodation. At the Tainoko crossing point the river becomes impassable when the water level rises, so the route requires decision-making skills in bad weather.

Trekking information
Total distance 11.0 km (for reference)
Level of physical strength 3
Level of difficulty E
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Detailed route

  • Yodogawa Trail Entrance
    Rest area
    Parking
    Toilet
    Portable toilet collection boxes
    		 The wooden notice board at the Yodogawa Trail Entrance. A map of the Yakushima National Park is displayed at the left of the notice board, with a map and a description of the trail between the Yodogawa Trail Entrance and Mt. Miyanoura in the center. The small box at lower-right is for mountain climbing registration forms.
  • Tainokodeai Crossing River Point
    Water

    Becomes impassable when water level rises.
  • Jyanokuchi-no-daki Falls Branch
    Rest area
    		 The Jyanokuchi-no-daki Falls Branch. A small covered resting area with wooden benches for several people is provided in the forest. Signs are provided in the area as a guide.
  • Onoaida Trail Entrance
    Rest area
    Parking

    Please do not leave vehicles idling in the parking lot.

    		 The Onoaida Trail Entrance. 'Yakushima National Park Onoaida Trail Entrance' is engraved in the rock in the left of the photo. The wooden board at right displays a map of the area.
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