Awaji World Park ONOKORO
An amusement park in Awaji with scale models of buildings from around the world.
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An amusement park in Awaji with scale models of buildings from around the world.
A centre in Sumoto where a troop of wild Japanese macaques can be seen close up.
A centre in Tamba-Sasayama where the kilns of Tamba ware, one of Japan's six ancient kilns, are gathered.
A park in Tamba, near where dinosaur fossils were found.
An aquarium in Kobe, with displays like theatre, combining light and sound.
A sightseeing boat around Kobe harbour, seeing the city and Mount Rokko from the water.
A prefectural park across Koryo and Kawai, with burial mounds and flower beds.
A park in Koryo with reconstructed pit dwellings and raised-floor storehouses.
A gymnasium in Yamatokoriyama, where the national goldfish-scooping championship is held each August.
A zone of the national Asuka historical park in Asuka village, taking in the Kitora tomb with its murals.
A park in Yoshino, with cherry blossom in spring and river play in summer.
A drive-in campsite in Totsukawa, along the river about a kilometre upstream of the Tanize suspension bridge.
A park in Yura, where a white limestone cape juts into blue water.
A prefectural nature park across Kimino and Aridagawa, with pampas grass on the 870-metre summit.
About 1,200 metres of sand in the north of Wakayama City, known for surfing.
A gorge in Tanabe at the head of the Hiki River, within a prefectural nature park.
A swimming beach in Hidaka, the largest shallow beach in the middle of the prefecture.
An aquarium in Kushimoto showing about 400 species, with an underwater observation tower.
A garden in Wakayama City on the site of the post from which the Kishu domain watched the sea.