Accommodation and Dojo
The old Walser village of Bosco Gurin is car-free. Only residents are allowed to drive to their homes, as far as possible on the narrow roads. We were allowed to drive a little further into the village to unload our luggage. At the entrance to the village, there is a large parking lot, which is kindly free of charge.
Cobbled paths lead to the houses Casa Pometta and Casa Don Bosco, owned by the municipality of Balerna. All participants were accommodated there.
In the morning, when the church bells rang unmistakably at 6 a.m., everyone got up and went to the misogi in the dojo. This was located, as always, in the Ostello Giovani Bosco.