Koyasan | Overnight Trip From Osaka | japan-guide.com
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Follow along as we explore Koyasan in Wakayama Prefecture, the center of the Shingon sect of Buddhism and a popular tourist destination due to its historic buildings, serene forest surroundings and in particular the chance to stay overnight at several of its temples.
- Chapters -
00:00 Intro
02:48 Nankai Namba Station
03:50 Gokurakubashi Station
04:09 Koyasan Station
04:34 Ichinohashi Bridge
06:15 Gobyobashi Bridge
06:48 Ekoin Temple
07:15 Meditation
07:56 Dinner
08:19 Night Tour
08:52 Morning prayers
09:29 Fire ritual
10:27 Kongobuji Temple
12:04 Garan
12:58 Outro
- Video Credits -
Host & Narrator: Matt Evans
Videographer: Charles Sabas
Video editor: Thomas Roennlund
Producers: Stefan Schauwecker & Export Japan
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spent an afternoon here with volunteer guide service. what an amazing place
I went here very recently, travelled up from Kyoto and stayed in a temple. For me it was the highlight of the entire trip. Okunoin at night was really special.
It's a bit of a pain to get too, but it is worth it.
Glad to hear it was the highlight of your trip. Okunoin at night is definitely special!
I went to koyasan last year and it was definitely a highlight. It was every quiet and hardly anybody was there, at times it was empty! I drove myself and experienced okunoin at night and early morning to see the breakfast ceremony. Highly reccomend!
Looks like a very serene place to visit and experience personally... added to my bucket list
Hope you'll enjoy your visit there when you go!
It is, go for it. The overnight stay is a bit costly and the mornings are incredibly cold, you could chose to just go in for the day but the entire town is like a museum.
I plan to visit here for a short day trip
Beautiful and well made video. Arigato.
You're welcome! Thank you for your nice comment!
Thanks for sharing this video!
You're welcome, thank you for your nice comment!
Nice, a new video
I'm going there next year when I visit. I can't wait 😍
Oh that's great! Have a lovely trip!
I LOVE JAPAN ❤️ ALWAYS .MY FAVORITE PLACE IS YOKOHAMA
Thank you for sharing...great video too ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
Wow! Interesting. I want to experience this, too.
We too stayed in Ekoin during our trip in November 2023. We stayed for 2 nights- there was a lot to see! Koyasan was the highlight of our trip!
Glad to hear you had a great trip there!
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Thank you very much for your lovely comment!
Certainly a place to stay several days.
Nice video.
Thank you so much!
I was there last year, stayed at the Yochi-in Temple. I spent many hours in the Okunoin Cemetery.
I have a second house near there. Go there once in a while.
I had a trip to Japan scheduled in March 2020 that of course had to be canceled last minute. This part of the trip was what I was looking forward to most.
Hope you will get to travel there some day. It is really worth the visit!
Nice drone footages.
Thank you!
Wanna come hereee. Next time, next time
Hope you will get to visit Koyasan during a future trip!
3:07 Good application!
You have totally understated the insane quality of the dinner in the Ekoin temple.
It is the by far best dinner I had in Japan. In both quality and flavour.
I also booked the guided tour through the cemetery with the Ekoin monk.
Also heavily understated. The level of depth and detail you get from the tour is unparalleled. That monk will give you the best understanding just how mega sacred the place is to Japanese buddhism.
Only a complete will ignore his plead to not take any pictures within the most holiest and most sacred core of the cemetery. However some people are just beyond important and will take pictures only one minute after the monk told everybody not to.
I wouldn't be suprised if Japan decided to reject entry to foreigners to that cemetery core shrine just as Japan did with Kyoto's famous geisha district, where foreigners ignored the instructions to not take pictures of the geishas on the street.
Until this day I deeply regret not punching that dudes face for his complete ignorance.
I guess you didn’t learn anything about the tenets of Buddhism if you wanted to punch someone in the face. A punch-minded foreign tourist is worse than one ignoring photo guidelines.
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Osaka = family
What's the price of the ticket? What's the travel time from Osaka to Koyasan? Are all of the activities in Japanese?
Where can i buy the train pass?
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