Yamaguchi Kanko Budo Nashien
A visitor farm you can enter without booking, with grape and pear picking from August to late October.
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A visitor farm you can enter without booking, with grape and pear picking from August to late October.
Waterfalls in Nabari. Falls large and small run along the upper Taki River, with a path through the gorge.
A lookout in Shima, taking in the sixty-odd islands of Ago Bay.
A swimming beach in Kumano, chosen among Japan's hundred finest, shallow and clear.
A swimming beach at the tip of the Shima peninsula, shallow, with a long white beach.
A summer-only pool in Watarai, with a flowing pool and slides.
About 22 kilometres of shingle shore from Kumano to Kiho, held to be the longest such shore in Japan.
A centre in Kihoku named after Gonbei of the folk song, with a garden and a museum.
An island in Toba Bay where Kokichi Mikimoto first succeeded in culturing pearls, in 1893.
A shrine in Kumano, written of in the Nihon Shoki as the scene of the birth of the land, with a great rock as its sacred body.
A theme park in Ise, closed for refitting since 23 July 2026.
A swimming beach in Tsu, shallow with calm water and a long stretch of sand.
An agricultural park in Iga that produces, processes and sells its own goods, with workshops and restaurants.
A shrine at Tado in Kuwana, which has revered Mount Tado itself as its sacred mountain.
A gorge in Odai, counted among Japan's three great gorges, with a climbing path past waterfalls and blue pools.
A 2,161-metre ropeway in Komono, climbing 780 metres in about fifteen minutes.
An outlet mall in Kuwana with about 300 shops, among the largest in Japan.
A roadside station in Kiho keeping sea turtles, where research is also done.