約(やく)2400キロメートル、150日間に(にちにちかんに)及ぶ(およぶ)長い(ながい)旅(たび)

Descending the fierce flow of the Mogami River, walking along the coast of Hokuriku, and finally arriving at Ogaki in Gifu to end the journey, it was a trip spanning about 2,400 kilometers and 150 days. The haiku and prose Basho left in 'The Narrow Road to the Deep North' are read worldwide today as the pinnacle of Japanese natural beauty and travel literature.