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  <description>[:contents] The Nakahechi Route trailhead area. The ancient stone path begins here. I walked the Kumano Kodo in March. There was no snow, but the stone-paved path was still slick with frost in the early morning. The slanted light cutting through the deep cedar forest, the smell of moss and soil, the…</description>
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  <published>2026-05-05 22:03:28</published>
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