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    Kobo Trail 2025 ～ Kobo Daishi no Michi ～" Entry Started ！

    Kobo Trail ～ Kobo Daishi no Michi ～, a trail running race along Kobo Daishi no Michi, a path from Yoshinoyama to Koyasan, where the young Kobo Daishi is said to have walked ！

    Professional trail runner Mr. Takeshi Kaburaki will participate as a guest runner.

    The year 2025 will mark the 10th anniversary of this event.

    Why don't you run with the top athletes in the trekking world on the historic roads including World Heritage sites ？

    Event Outline
    Date ： May 18, 2025 （ Sunday ）

    *May 17 May （ Saturday ） Registration ・ Briefing

    Course ：

    [K to K] Yoshinoyama "Kinpusenji" ～ Koyasan "Kongobuji" 55.7km （ 14.7km of paved road ／ 26% ）

    Number of applicants ： 150 （ First-come-first-served ）

    Participation fee ： For domestic payment: Ryokan 28,000 yen, Guest house 25,000 yen

    For overseas payment: Ryokan 29,500 yen, Guest house 26,500 yen

    [D to K] Dorogawa Hot Spring in Tenkawa Village ～ Kongobuji Temple on Koyasan 43.2km （ 15.2km of paved road ／ 35% ）

    Number of applicants ： 100 （ First-come-first-served ）

    Participation fee ： 28,000 yen if paid from Japan

    29,500 yen if paid from abroad

    Application period ： 2025 January 21, 2025(Tue)17:00 ～ April 25, 2025(Fri)17:00

    * Applications are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Applications will be closed when all spaces are filled.

    Course Director ：


    Minehiro Yokoyama （ Professional trail runner ）
    Born on January 23, 1969 in Tokyo. He is one of Japan's leading trail runners and also holds various certifications as a mountain guide and is involved in activities to promote the sport.

    Guest runner ：


    Takeshi Kaburaki (K to K course ／ professional trail runner)
    Born on October 15, 1968 in Gunma, Japan. <7967> Du ・ Mont Blanc in 2009. He is a leading trekker with more than 30 victories in Japan.

    Organizer ： Kobo Daishi no Michi Trail Running Executive Committee （ Nara Prefecture, Yoshino Town, Tenkawa Village, Gojo City, Nosakogawa Village ）

    Special Sponsor ： Goldwind Corporation

    Sponsor Companies ： Aska Biso Co., Ltd × Bremen, Ue Washi Kobo, Omine Daranisuke Kumiai,

    Kakinoha Sushi Honpo Tanaka, Kakinoha Sushi Sohonke Heimune, Hamadera Mochi Kawagetsudo, Gahouen,

    \Kitaoka Honten, Kinki Nippon Railway Company, G.O.N., Senso,

    Daido Asahi Bending, Nara Nikka, Nankai Electric Railway Company,

    Marukatsu Takada Shoten, Rohto Seiyaku K.K.，

    What is "Kobo Daishi's Path" ？
    "Kobo Daishi's Path" is a collection of poems compiled by Kukai's disciple, "Seiryoshu （ Shoryoshu ）", in which the young Kobo Daishi walks one day south and two days west from Yoshino This is a road connecting "Yoshinoyama" to "Koyasan" which has been restored to the present day based on the account that the young Kobo-Daishi walked one day south and two days west of Yoshino and discovered Koya.

    Nara Prefecture and the municipalities along the "Kobo Daishi Path" （ Yoshino Town ・ Amagawa Village ・ Gojo City ・ Nosakogawa Village ・ Koya Town ） Executive committee composed of ・ Kinpusenji Temple Kinpusenji ） ・ Kongobuji （ Kongobuji ） on Koyasan, Wakayama Prefecture, started to work together to explore the "path" in 2010 （ and in 2014 （ ） the entire route was completed. In 2014 , the entire route was completed and unveiled as the "Kobo Daishi Path".

    "Kobo Trail ～ Kobo Daishi no Michi ～" was held for the 10th time. The trail starts from two starting points, Kinpusenji Temple and Dorogawa Hot Spring, both heading for Kongobuji Temple on Koyasan. Although there are parts of the route that have been closed to pedestrians for a long time, it is possible to run along part of the Omine-Okugakemichi （, a registered World Heritage site, and the course with its repeated ups and downs is a rare opportunity to experience the ascetic practices.

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