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Koya-san with a broken foot
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2017/9/28 03:43
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I had already booked my trip to Koya-san including staying at a temple. And then 4 weeks ago I broke my foot, which has me travelling in an orthopedic boot. Should I still go? I'm thinking of all the walking (which I was looking forward to), etc.
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by cyhawaii
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Re: Koya-san with a broken foot
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2017/9/28 14:43
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Sorry to hear about your foot. Get well soon!
There isn't much more walking in Koyasan than, let's say in Kyoto. Assuming that you don't go for a hike and limit yourself in your explorations.
Koyasan in itself is a very nice experience and the best part is the stay in the temple. Maybe it even helps your healing process 😉
If your trip to Japan is long, you might want to look if you can rent a wheelchair in your home country. Just an idea. I obviously can't judge how much/well you can walk.
Enjoy your trip to Japan nevertheless!
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