Your first visit to Shirahama
Discover sandstone formations and coastal cliffs. Even at nearby coastal stops, use designated paths and viewpoints rather than rock edges.
Read the guide →Meet a new place with Tabi. Discover sights, local food and a first walk.
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Discover sandstone formations and coastal cliffs. Even at nearby coastal stops, use designated paths and viewpoints rather than rock edges.
Read the guide →Explore a wooded island and a coastal viewpoint on the Kii Peninsula. Check weather before travelling along this changing, wave-exposed coast.
Read the guide →This small coastal town faces the Kumano Sea. Explore the white lighthouse at Kandorizaki and the historic lookout at Tomyozaki for sea views and a sense of local history.
Read the guide →Yuasa preserves a rich tradition of soy-sauce and Kinzanji-miso brewing. Visit the former bathhouse Jinburo, then explore the historic streets for traces of everyday life.
Read the guide →Yura combines pale limestone shores with an old temple. Take in the coast at Shirasaki, then visit Kokokuji to explore local history and brewing traditions.
Read the guide →This large town offers river-bend rice terraces and a former railway path. Aragijima and Poppo-michi are separate outings, so plan transport between them.
Read the guide →Gobō takes its name from the Hidaka Betsuin temple. Explore its architecture, then visit Shioya-oji for a glimpse of the historic Kumano pilgrimage route.
Read the guide →This is Hidaka in Wakayama, with a white lighthouse and sandy coast. Visit Hinomisaki and Ubuyu separately for views of the Kii Channel.
Read the guide →Explore temple history and the upper Hidaka River in Hidakagawa. Dojoji and Tsubayama Dam are separate stops, so plan transport between them.
Read the guide →This is Hirogawa in Wakayama. Follow the story of Inamura-no-Hi and the town’s disaster-prevention heritage at its museum and Hiro Hachimangu Shrine.
Read the guide →Inami combines the historic Kirime-oji pilgrimage shrine with a distinctive frog-shaped bridge. Explore these two different sides of the town.
Read the guide →In Mikawa on the Shonai Plain, take a break at Iroribi-no-Sato. Nanohana Hall and Denden hot spring belong to the same complex and can be considered together.
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