Osaka JR Fukuchiyama Abandoned Line Hike
The Fukuchiyama Abandoned Railway Hike is one of the hiking course that uses the abandoned railway line between Namase Station and Takedao Station on former Japan National Railways Fukuchiyama Line, was closed in 1986. Stretching for about 4.7km along the valley, the remains of the railway including 6 tunnels and 3 bridges from when locomotive once ran remain intact. The trail is easy enough for even beginners to hike and can be completed in about 2-3 hours at an average walking pace.
Itinerary
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Meeting Point
JR Osaka station Clock Tower "Toki no Hiroba"
- In the Osaka Station, 5th floor, on the rooftop of the bridge station.
JR Fukuchiyama Railway Nishinomiya Najio Station
Get off after 30 minutes of riding.
Gate of Abandoned Line Hike
・Check the note
・Photo shoot
1st tunnel(Kitayama Tunnel)
・Short break
・Explanations (How to use flash light / how to walk)
・Phot shoot
Big Rock
You can see the big rock.
If you can see a rock climber, you're lucky.
2nd big red bridge (2nd Muko River Bridge)
・You can enjoy the impressive large red bridge.
・Enjoy the view from the bridge
・Photo shoot
Sakura no Sono (Cherry garden)
A famous spot for cherry blossoms(Early Apr), with over 1,000 cherry trees, mainly wild cherry trees, in bloom.
Exit of Hiking course
This is the exit point of the 4.7km hiking trail.
There is a restaurant where you can have light meals.(Country cuisine)
The tour ends at Takedao Station on the JR Fukuchiyama Line
From the hiking trail exit, walk towards Takedao Station on the JR Fukuchiyama Line.
Ending Point
Takedao Station, JR Fukuchiyama Line
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Inclusions & Exclusions
・Guide fee
・Guide public transportation fee
・Public transportation fee
(Go=JYen490, Return=JYen580)
・Lunch
(Option: A simple lunch at the exit of the hiking course
JYen1,000 - JYen2,000)
Tour Important Information
* Sports shoes, hiking shoes, or shoes that can get dirty with thick soles
are much better. (There are bumps)
*The course is flat, so beginners and children can participate.
*The sleepers are slippery so walk slowly.
*It's a unique experience to walk through a pitch black tunnel and see the
light at the end.
*You can enjoy 4 times In each of the four seasons.
This tour is available on Sat/Sun only.
Important message from the supplier
I am happy to suggest a 100% customized tour according to guest's request.
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
About Tour Guide Ryuichi I.
Hello guests. We most welcome you to Japan.
I have been serving foreigners at the international hotel for many years.
Just a simple word "Thank you" from a guest is the best gift and a wonderful moment.
I would like you to introduce the real, local Japan as a guide.
I will be offering wellness-focused tourism, a future tourism style that I learned about at university. Let's enjoy local Japan together!
I can not wait to meet you.
$71/ per group
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