Nakata Foods Head Office Factory
Nakata Foods in Tanabe. It makes umeboshi and umeshu.
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Nakata Foods in Tanabe. It makes umeboshi and umeshu.
The Mikan Kaido road in Arida. It shows the mikan groves on the slopes and the system of sorting and shipping the fruit.
A market at Wakayama Marina City, where tuna is butchered every day.
A prefectural museum in Kainan, showing the nature of Wakayama with a focus on aquatic life.
Wakayama City Museum. It holds materials on urban history and industry.
Kii Fudoki no Oka in Wakayama. It preserves a group of burial mounds and opens it to the public.
The Wakayama History Museum at Wakayama Castle. It shows the castle digitally.
The museum of Kii Fudoki no Oka. It preserves archaeological materials.
The Kyoto University Shirahama Aquarium in Shirahama. Its strength is its exhibits of invertebrates.
The Seto Marine Biological Laboratory in Shirahama. It carries out research in marine science.
The marine park in Kushimoto. It has an underwater observation tower and studies coral.
An observatory in Kimino, opening its 105-centimetre reflecting telescope to the public.
Cosmo Park Kada in Wakayama. A site with a history of communications and space observation.
A lighthouse at the southern tip of Honshu, first lit in 1873.
Kashinozaki Lighthouse in Kushimoto. One of Japan's first stone lighthouses.
The Turkish Memorial Museum in Kushimoto. It tells of the wreck of the Ertugrul in 1890 and the rescue by the villagers.
Kii Oshima in Kushimoto. The coastal landforms of Umikongo and the engineering of the bridge that crosses to the island.