Jino-shima Beach
An uninhabited island off Arida, reached by boat, with a beach for swimming.
13,910 entries. Some places appear in more than one collection. Confirm visits with each facility.
12,708 entries / page 461 of 530
An uninhabited island off Arida, reached by boat, with a beach for swimming.
About 500 metres of stone-paved slope on the Kumano Kodo toward Nachi Taisha, lined with cedars.
A roadside station in Nachikatsuura, joined to Nachi Station, with a beach behind it.
A roadside station in Aridagawa, dealing in local vegetables and handmade seasonings.
A hot spring in Wakayama City, rising of its own accord from about 500 metres down under carbon dioxide pressure.
A vineyard growing mainly Kyoho grapes, run jointly by its growers.
A waterfall at Shigo in Katsuragi, in a district known for skewered persimmons.
A theme park in Shirahama, with displays on human and natural energy.
A small swimming beach at the head of Hatajiri Bay in Taiji, near the whale museum.
A roadside station in Kamitonda, doubling as an expressway rest stop, with travel information.
A roadside station midway along the Koya-Ryujin Skyline, with a 33-metre viewing tower.
A prefectural scenic site in Hashimoto, known for clear water and autumn colour, with sweetfish angling.
A vineyard in Kamitonda, set in hills with a wide difference between day and night temperatures.
A day-use hot spring in Hidaka, facing the Kii Channel.
A roadside station in Susami looking out over the Pacific, serving wild-boar-pig dishes.
A centre opened in Hirogawa, Arida District, in May 2025, with a dog run, a pool and a cafe.
A shrine in Wakayama City honouring Sugawara no Michizane, counted among Japan's three great Tenjin shrines.
A museum in Kudoyama on three generations of the Sanada: Masayuki, Yukimura and Daisuke.
A shore in Iwami, part of the San'in Kaigan Geopark, with a run of coves and reefs.
A beach in Tottori City, held to be the setting of the myth of the white hare of Inaba.
A day-use bathhouse using the hot spring that rises near the Tottori dunes.
A 40-metre waterfall in Tottori City, chosen among Japan's hundred finest falls.