Qiaohangyan@和歌山県観光連盟 "Hashikuiiwa" is a natural scenic spot located in Kushimoto Town, Wakayama Prefecture. This place is a giant rock towering on the coastline, named for its shape resembling a bridge. Stakes are driven into the rock, giving it a unique and beautiful landscape. In addition, the area surrounding Hashikuiiwa is known for its beautiful sea and abundant nature, making it a perfect place for walking and photography. Visitors can feel the power and beauty of the magnificent nature when they visit. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Ocean Diamond@yokovic Located in Kushimoto Town, Wakayama Prefecture, "Kaimondake" is the southernmost cape in Japan, characterized by steep cliffs and rugged rock formations. Its name symbolizes the rough sea and strong rocks. The area around Kaimondake boasts beautiful coastlines and abundant nature, attracting many tourists and hikers. It is particularly known for its stunning sunsets, creating a fantastical view during dusk. Beloved by locals, Kaimondake is renowned as a place that exudes the power and beauty of nature. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Tide Cape@yokovic Shionomisaki is a cape located in Kushimoto Town, Wakayama Prefecture, at the southernmost tip of the Kii Peninsula. As the name suggests, it is known for its strong currents, as it is a point where the tides of the Pacific Ocean and the East China Sea converge. At the tip of the cape stands a lighthouse, offering a magnificent view. It is especially famous for its beautiful sunsets, attracting many tourists. The surrounding area features rich natural coastlines and lush mountains, offering activities such as hiking and swimming. It plays an important role for the local fishing and tourism industries, captivating visitors with the seasonal landscapes. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Tanbara Sea Mist@yokovic "Tahara no Kaikiri" in Kushimoto Town, Wakayama Prefecture, is a tourist spot known for its fantastical mist that envelops the coast from summer to autumn. Particularly at dusk, the mist rising from the sea creates a surreal spectacle with the setting sun, captivating many tourists. This sea mist is generated when warm air collides with seawater, adding a mystical touch to the landscape. The mist enhances the coastal scenery, making it even more fantastical and popular as a photography spot. "Tahara no Kaikiri" allows visitors to fully enjoy the natural beauty of Kushimoto Town and is definitely worth a visit as a prominent tourist attraction. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Kii Arita Station (Kisei Line) Kii Arita Station, located on the Kisei Line, is a smaller-scale train station heavily used by both locals and tourists. This station finds itself nestled within the verdant landscape of the Wakayama Prefecture, offering picturesque scenes of the Japanese countryside. Despite being a single island platform station, it features traditional Japanese architectural elements, adding a nostalgic charm to anyone's journey. Its strategic location in Japan provides easy access to notable destinations, such as Ryujin Onsen and Engetsuto Island. Kii Arita Station has become a quintessential part of Wakayama's extensive railway network, supporting the prefecture's tourism and daily commuting needs. Despite its humble size, this station remains a significant landmark to the areas within its sphere of influence. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Kushimoto Station (Kisei Line) Kushimoto Station on the Kisei Line is a railway station operated by the West Japan Railway Company. It serves as both an important gateway and a significant landmark in the southern region of Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. This station is not only the southernmost station in Wakayama, but it's also the southernmost station in Japan's entire JR Group network. Significantly, it provides transportation access to nearby attractions, like the Hashigui-iwa Rocks and Kushimoto Marine Park. The station building is pleasantly small and traditional, offering a quaint charm to travelers. As the station operates primarily with local and rapid service trains, it conjures a slow-paced, tranquil atmosphere that mirrors the serene surroundings of Wakayama. The distinctive quality of Kushimoto Station's location and its connectivity to surrounding attractions makes it a notable point of interest in Japan's transport system. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]