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Wada Pass and the Historic Road

Historic Site/Japan Heritage
Famous for its obsidian mine, Wada Pass was also the starting point of the Obsidian Road along which obsidian resources were distributed nationwide from the Paleolithic and Jomon period. Subsequently in the Edo period, the road was developed and became the Nakasendo (Edo-Kyoto Highway), and remains today an important traffic route connecting West and East Japan.
Address
Chiisagata-gun Nagawa-machi Nagano
Category
Historic Site/Japan Heritage
Tel
0268-88-0030
Fax
0268-88-0030
Opening Hours
9:00-16:00
Regular Holidays
Mondays (the following day if Monday is a public holiday)
Year end and New Year holidays (December 28th to January 3rd)
Price
free
Parking
5 vehicles
Access
40 minutes by car from Ueda Station, JR/Shinano Railway
70 minutes by car from Chino Station, JR Chuo Line
40 minutes by car from Saku IC, Joshinetsu Expressway
60 minutes by car from Okaya IC, Chuo Expressway
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