Ryujin Line

  • Kii-Tanabe Sta.

  • Minato

  • Kaizo-ji-cho

  • Shimin Sogo Center

  • Akizu -guchi

  • Takao Nichome

  • Takao Chugakko

  • Koizumi

  • Aoki

  • Aoki-bashi

  • Shimoakizu

  • Tajiri-bashi

  • Yahagi

  • Shiniwauchi-bashi

  • Kamiakizu

  • Sonohara

  • Senbachi-bashi

  • Kawara

  • Kawakami-Jinja

  • Takao-bashi

  • Kizetsukyo

  • Tanigawa-guchi

  • Nagai

  • Akizugawa Chugakko

  • Nakamura

  • Nishimae

  • Michihira

  • Binchotan Koen

  • Takeyabu

  • Funahara

  • Maehira-bashi

  • Maehira

  • Hirami

  • Ozo

  • Myonouchi

  • Toragamine

  • Syobudani

  • Tsujigaoka

  • Honodaira

  • Yanase

  • Tsukune

  • Idozaka

  • Marushima-bashi

  • Ryujin Shimin Center

  • Ryujin Chugakko

  • Nakayasui

  • Kamiyasui

  • Goryo

  • Marui Ryokan

  • Ryujin Gyoseikyoku

  • Chuo Shinryosho

  • Nishi

  • Nakagaito

  • Yamado-ji

  • Ogaito

  • Takigashira

  • Hosohara

  • Hosoharakami

  • Nakahara

  • Miyashiro

  • Shinmiyashiro

  • Ohara

  • Kakihara

  • Shinohata

  • Hiroihara

  • Miyanodaira

  • Kobata

  • Nakahiroihara

  • Kamihiroihara

  • Hajika-no-hashi

  • Terano

  • Kokudo

  • Ryu

  • Kamiyunomata

  • Komatagawa-guchi

  • Ryujin Onsen

  • Kaize

  • Kizokukan

  • Kirari Ryujin

  • Hirano

  • Nonogaito

  • Kyonomata

  • Yunono

  • Kami yunono

  • Okuma

This line connects Kii-Tanabe Station to Ryujin village.
It is an important lifeline for those who need to get to the city and hospitals from Ryujin Village, and you can also enjoy mountain views from the city and other sightseeing while on your way to the hot springs.

Main Bus Stops
  • Ryujin Onsen

    Ryujin Onsen is one of Japan's three "Bijin no Yu" (beautiful woman springs), which are said to make one's skin smooth. Your body feels warm until the next day, and it helps with poor circulation and stiff shoulders.

  • Kirari Ryujin

    Here guests can bathe in the hot springs and day trips are also possible. Enjoy dishes made with local ingredients like taro potato and re-energize yourself in the natural surroundings.

  • Binchotan Koen

    Visit this roadside station in the Kishu Region and enjoy cooking BBQ and making wind chimes with the area's celebrated Binchotan Charcoal. Also enjoy cakes and coffee made with Binchotan Charcoal at the on-site restaurant.

  • Kizetsukyo

    Kizekkyo Gorge makes up a part of the Yoshino Kumano National Park. As soon as you get off the bus, a giant rock dominates your eyeline. Walking trails and toilets are also located here.

  • Kamiakizu

    Only a 5-minute walk from the farm restaurant and accommodation, Akitsuno Garden. This is a popular spot with a nostalgic atmosphere which is located in an old elementary school.

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