Nachi Falls
A waterfall with a drop of 133 metres. Hiro Shrine takes the fall itself as its sacred body.
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A waterfall with a drop of 133 metres. Hiro Shrine takes the fall itself as its sacred body.
An island in the Kitan Strait, where the old army's brick gun emplacements remain.
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.
An artificial island on the Wakayama City waterfront, with a district modelled on medieval Europe and a market.
A centre in Katsuragi, where you walk through a cave among model dinosaurs.
A castle on Mount Torafusu in Wakayama City, seat of the Kishu Tokugawa, with a three-tier keep.
About 850 metres of rocks standing in the sea at Kushimoto — some 40 pillars in a straight line.
Head temple of Koyasan Shingon, descended from a temple Toyotomi Hideyoshi built for his mother.
About 1,200 metres of sand in the north of Wakayama City, known for surfing.
A market at Wakayama Marina City, where tuna is butchered every day.
One of the three Kumano shrines. Its halls stand on high ground facing Nachi Falls; part of the World Heritage property.
A 42.7-kilometre mountain road from Mount Koya to Ryujin Onsen, running through old-growth beech.
A theme park in Shirahama keeping land and sea animals, known for its pandas.
A day-use hot spring in Aridagawa on high ground above a gorge, with a large open-air bath.
The first zone laid out when Mount Koya was founded, with the Konpon Daito and the golden hall side by side.
A shore in Mihama, with about six kilometres of pine woods planted against the tides.