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Re:Ise-ji: Walk With Me by vibesngrooves on Thursday April 23, 2020 @02:32PM (#22959310)
Thank you for sharing this multimedia diary and recommendations. I walked the Nakahechi route a few years ago, it was one of the most beautiful, profound, and peaceful experiences in my life. As for Ise-ji; damn, that looks like a fine hike. I hope to complete the Kumano Kodo journey soon!
Re:Ise-ji: Walk With Me by simonebrunozzi on Thursday April 23, 2020 @07:20PM (#22962760)
I am currently in Japan (Kyoto), and right now a few days walk would probably be one of the nicest (and safest) things to do.

If there are fellow HNers that are currently in Japan and can provide some suggestions (or perhaps want to do it together), I would love to hear them!

Re:Ise-ji: Walk With Me by cmod on Thursday April 23, 2020 @11:28PM (#22964338)
Cheers. (Author here) If you have any questions about the walk or geekery of putting the site together, please ask away.
Re:Ise-ji: Walk With Me by rgovostes on Thursday April 23, 2020 @11:41PM (#22964413)
I lived in Shingu in 2017-2018, which I see you visited on Day 8. I am absolutely enamored with this small city and the people in it, who are the most welcoming I've met, and whom I think about daily. I'm looking forward to my second visit since moving away in order to walk the Kumano Kodo myself. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Re:Ise-ji: Walk With Me by cmod on Thursday April 23, 2020 @11:44PM (#22964421)
Have spent many nights in Shingu — I agree, I love these small towns. Made all the more interesting by how rich (and important!) their spiritual histories are.
Re:Ise-ji: Walk With Me by simonebrunozzi on Friday April 24, 2020 @01:05AM (#22964824)
Hi Craig! Big fan of your "work" related to walking. Thanks for doing it. Currently in Kyoto for several weeks (normally based in San Francisco). I hope I'll be able to join you for a walk before I get back to the US.