Seigan Clean Center
The Seigan Clean Center in Wakayama. It processes waste and recirculates resources.
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The Seigan Clean Center in Wakayama. It processes waste and recirculates resources.
Wakayama City Children's Science Museum. It covers science education and astronomy.
A centre in Hirogawa on Goryo Hamaguchi, who saved the villagers in the Ansei earthquake by setting fire to rice sheaves.
The prefecture's sediment disaster awareness center. It is responsible for research on deep-seated landslides and disaster-prevention education.
Tonoyama Dam in Tanabe. An arch dam that serves hydroelectric generation.
Tsubayama Dam in Hidakagawa. A gravity dam that serves water resources.
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.
About 1,200 metres of sand in the north of Wakayama City, known for surfing.
A 42.7-kilometre mountain road from Mount Koya to Ryujin Onsen, running through old-growth beech.
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.