Train Route: Temple 70 to Temple 71

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Train Route from Motoyamaji to Iyadaniji

From Temple 70, Motoyamaji, to Temple 71, Iyadaniji, the journey takes approximately 1 hour 30 minutes and costs ¥280 when using the train.

The distance is about 11 km and takes approximately 3 hours 20 minutes on foot. Taking the train significantly reduces the amount of walking, and both Motoyama Station and Mino Station are located along the walking route, making the train a good option when the schedule works well with your plans.

In this article, we introduce the train route from Motoyamaji to Iyadaniji, including fares, travel times, and timetables.

Temple Information

Timetable

Comparing the Public Transportation and Walking Routes

The distance from Temple 70, Motoyamaji, to Temple 71, Iyadaniji is approximately 11 km and takes about 3 hours 20 minutes on foot.

When using the train, walk from Motoyamaji to Motoyama Station, then take the train to Mino Station. From Mino Station, walk to Iyadaniji.

Item	Train	Walking
Travel time	About 1 hour 30 minutes	About 3 hours 20 minutes
Fare	¥280	Free
Walking distance	About 5 km	About 11 km
Features	Significantly reduces the amount of walking	Walk without worrying about timetables

Taking the Train

The walk from Motoyamaji to Motoyama Station is approximately 1 km.

Take the train from Motoyama Station to Mino Station, then walk approximately 4 km from Mino Station to Iyadaniji.

Taking the train does not involve a major detour, and it reduces the walking distance by about 6 km compared with walking the entire route.

The fare is ¥280, and trains run relatively frequently, making it easy to plan your journey around the schedule.

Walking to Iyadaniji

The walking route is approximately 11 km and takes about 3 hours 20 minutes.

The advantage is that you can walk at your own pace without worrying about train schedules. However, since the route is 11 km, taking the train is recommended if you want to reduce the amount of walking.

Which Route Is Recommended?

Taking the train is recommended when the schedule works well with your plans.

The train does not involve a major detour and allows you to replace about 6 km of the approximately 11 km walking route with train travel.

If the train requires a long wait, or if you would prefer to walk, walking the entire route is also a good option.

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