Grape Picking/Arida Kyoho Village
A vineyard in Aridagawa growing seeded Kyoho grapes, now uncommon.
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A vineyard in Aridagawa growing seeded Kyoho grapes, now uncommon.
Raft riding in Kitayama village — the only place in Japan where you ride a log raft poled by hand.
A beach fifteen minutes' walk from Wakayama Marina City, with palms along the shore.
A mausoleum on Mount Koya, built in 1643 by Tokugawa Iemitsu for Ieyasu and Hidetada.
A limestone cave about 100 metres long in Yura, said to have formed some 250 million years ago.
A temple in Yura, built in 1227 for the repose of Minamoto no Sanetomo.
A garden in Wakayama City on the site of the post from which the Kishu domain watched the sea.
A winter open-air bath made by damming the river at Hongu in Tanabe, large enough for a thousand bathers.
A roadside station opened in Kainan in autumn 2023, joining fish, fruit and play.
A vermilion pagoda in the Danjo Garan on Mount Koya, held to be the first tahoto form built in Japan.
A small private bath at Yunomine Onsen, a tub cut from natural rock; part of the World Heritage property.
A roadside station in Wakayama City, grown from an agricultural park, with hands-on food and farming.
A spot on the Tsubakiyama dam lake in Hidakagawa, where a shout comes back as an echo.
A sports centre in Kinokawa, with an indoor pool open all year.
Head temple of Shingi Shingon in Iwade, about 900 years old, with a great pagoda that is a national treasure.
A roadside station in Aridagawa near the Aragijima lookout, serving konjac dishes.
A roadside station in Katsuragi, in country that grows skewered persimmons, dealing in dried persimmon.
A park in Hashimoto planted with seasonal trees and flowers, selling local vegetables.
A temple on Mount Nachi, the first stop of the Saigoku 33 pilgrimage, with Nachi Falls seen past its three-storey pagoda.