Processional Cobblestone Road
This cobblestone road is part of a historical pilgrimage route that once led from the districts of Nozoe and Noikura, northeast of Mt. Daisen, to the Daisenji Temple complex. As Daisenji’s prominence grew over the centuries, the Kawadoko Road was heavily traveled by pilgrims, memorial service participants, and vendors bringing animals to the Bakurōza market. Today, sections of 400-year-old cobblestone still reveal the shape of the trail, and statues of Jizō Bosatsu remain to greet hikers as they once did pilgrims.