Izumi Cape@yokovic Located in Wakayama City, Wakayama Prefecture, "Sagasaki" is known as a fishing port. Due to its location facing the Pacific Ocean, it is abundant in fresh seafood, and local fishermen actively engage in fishing. Particularly, high-end fish such as tuna and bonito are landed and shipped to various parts of the country. It is also popular among tourists, with markets and restaurants offering fresh seafood. The charming atmosphere that allows you to feel the local atmosphere and the beautiful coastline are attractive, making it a popular destination for many people. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Yoyo-en@OU_odekake_club Located in Wakayama City, "Yosui-en" is a famous spot where you can enjoy the beauty and history of a Japanese garden. The vast grounds, covering approximately 3,000 tsubo, feature elements such as ponds, waterfalls, and dry landscape gardens, captivating visitors with beautiful scenery that changes with the seasons. In spring, cherry blossoms and azaleas bloom magnificently, while in autumn, the foliage displays stunning colors. The garden also includes tea houses and rest areas, allowing visitors to relax and enjoy a leisurely time. With its historic buildings and charming gardens, "Yosui-en" is a must-visit sightseeing spot when in Wakayama. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Wakayama Castle@和歌山県観光連盟 Located in Wakayama prefecture, in the heart of the Kinki region of Japan, Wakayama Castle's imposing castle keep is one of the city's most impressive landmarks. The castle keep, built in 1585, is widely referred to as the "Tenshu" or "Tenshukaku", and stands in contrast to the colorful and vibrant atmosphere of the city below. Visitors to the castle keep will find a series of impressive walls and gates, leading up to the impressive wood, metal and stone gates at the top. Inside, visitors will find a majestic central tower, as well as two unique tea houses, traditional Japanese gardens and an awe-inspiring view of Wakayama from the top. Furthermore, Wakayama Castle houses a museum, featuring the history of the castle and offering a look into Japan's feudal-era heritage. Wakayama Castle's keep is an unmissable attraction, and offers a glimpse into the city's enchanting past. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Lemon Hill Park@OU_odekake_club Located in Wakayama City, "Lemon Hill Park" is a nature-rich park with vast lemon orchards spread across its grounds. Various flowers and trees throughout the seasons add color to the park, especially in spring when cherry blossoms create a beautiful landscape. The park is equipped with playground equipment and benches, making it a popular spot for families and couples. From the observation deck, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Wakayama City and the sea, offering a magnificent sight. Additionally, there is a shop where visitors can enjoy sweets and juices made from lemons, making it a park where you can refresh yourself while enjoying nature. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Ise Grand Shrine@OU_odekake_club Located in Wakayama City, Wakayama Prefecture, Kishu Toshogu is a shrine dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu and is worth visiting along with the Kishu Tokugawa Garden, one of Japan's top three gardens. The shrine grounds feature prestigious buildings such as the main hall and worship hall, as well as beautiful gardens to enjoy. Particularly during the autumn season, the stunning autumn leaves color the garden, attracting many tourists. Additionally, items and materials related to the Tokugawa family are exhibited, making it a recommended spot for those interested in history and culture. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Minato Palace@OU_odekake_club "Minato Goten" in Wakayama City is a historical building constructed in the early Edo period. Originally used as the residence of the lord of the Wakayama domain, it is now open to the public for viewing. The building itself is a stately wooden structure that retains the charm of the era it was built in. Visitors are particularly captivated by the beautiful scenery of the garden and the study room. Combining historical value and beauty, "Minato Goten" is known as one of the important tourist spots in Wakayama City. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Kimitsu Temple@OU_odekake_club Kimitsuji Temple, located in Wakayama City, is a historic temple of the Shingon sect founded in the Heian period. It houses important cultural properties such as the main hall and a five-story pagoda, with the latter designated as a national treasure. The temple grounds also feature a beautiful garden where visitors can enjoy the changing scenery throughout the four seasons. Known as a sacred site in the Kii Mountain Range, Kimitsuji Temple attracts many worshippers. It is a temple with a charming atmosphere where history and nature harmonize, providing visitors with a sense of peace and tranquility. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Tomogashima@yokovic Located in Wakayama City, Wakayama Prefecture, Tomogashima is part of the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route and is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with the three Kumano Sanzan shrines: Koyasan, Kumano Hongu Taisha, and Kumano Hayatama Taisha. On the island, you can find Kumano Hongu Taisha, the starting point of the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route, as well as the historic Tomogashima Lighthouse, attracting visitors with its rich natural landscapes and clear seas. Tomogashima is a beautiful place where history and nature harmonize, popular not only among tourists but also as a power spot. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Wakayama History Museum@OU_odekake_club "Wakayama Rekishi-kan" is a museum located in Wakayama City, showcasing the history and culture of Wakayama Prefecture. Inside the museum, visitors can explore the rich heritage and traditions of the region through historical materials and exhibits related to Wakayama's history. The museum features exhibits focusing on the history of Wakayama Domain and Kishu Domain, as well as displays on the lives of samurai, merchants, and traditional crafts. Additionally, the museum regularly hosts exchange events and workshops, providing visitors with opportunities to experience the charm of the region. For those interested in Wakayama's history and culture, it is an intriguing place to visit. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Wakayama Prefectural Museum@OU_odekake_club The Wakayama Prefectural Museum is located in Wakayama City and showcases the valuable heritage of the region through exhibitions on the history and culture of Wakayama Prefecture. The permanent exhibitions provide detailed introductions to Wakayama's nature, history, traditional crafts, and various special exhibitions are held seasonally. In addition, there are hands-on exhibits and workshops for children, making it a popular destination not only for locals but also for tourists to experience the region's history and culture. The Wakayama Prefectural Museum contributes to local education and cultural activities as a valuable cultural facility where visitors can fully appreciate the charm of Wakayama. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Mizunoki Ferry@OU_odekake_club Suiken Ferry is a ferry operator located in Wakayama City, a famous tourist spot. You can cross the Kii River flowing through Wakayama City by boat and enjoy the beautiful scenery. Especially during the cherry blossom season, the cherry blossom trees are beautiful, attracting many tourists. The ferry fare is reasonable and is used not only by tourists but also by local residents. Suiken Ferry is popular as a place where you can enjoy the nature of Wakayama and appreciate the changing scenery throughout the four seasons. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Marutaya Ramen Bluckuri-cho Branch@OU_odekake_club "Chuka soba Marutaya Burakuricho-ten" in Wakayama City is a historic ramen shop founded in 1964. The interior has a Showa retro atmosphere, exuding a nostalgic vibe. The signature dish, Chuka soba, features a soy sauce-based soup that perfectly complements the homemade noodles, earning immense popularity among locals. The toppings such as char siu and menma are fresh and flavorful, creating a delicious taste that becomes addictive once you try it. It is a popular spot loved by locals and tourists alike, known for offering the local specialty ramen of Wakayama. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Katada Tanjima Onsen Osaka-ya Hiina no Yu@和歌山県観光連盟 "Katada Awajima Onsen Osaka-ya Hiina no Yu" is a hot spring inn located in Wakayama City, Wakayama Prefecture. It is surrounded by beautiful natural surroundings and offers a relaxing and leisurely time. The hot springs are sourced from natural springs, allowing guests to experience the gentle and beneficial effects on their skin. The guest rooms have a calm and traditional Japanese atmosphere, providing a comfortable stay. The meals feature dishes made from locally sourced fresh ingredients, with a focus on taste. This hot spring inn is recommended for those who want to relax and unwind. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Kuroshio Market@和歌山県観光連盟 "Kuroshio Market" is a market located in Wakayama City, Wakayama Prefecture, where local fresh seafood and specialty products are sold. Inside the market, you can find a wide variety of seafood and marine products, and enjoy fresh sashimi, sushi, seafood bowls, and more. Additionally, there is a rich selection of local specialty products and souvenirs, allowing you to experience the charm of Wakayama. It is a place loved not only by tourists but also by local residents, and you can also enjoy interacting with local fishermen and farmers. Kuroshio Market is an attractive spot where you can experience the blessings of the sea and the culture of Wakayama at once. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Wakayama Station@OU_odekake_club Wakayama Station is a railway station located in Wakayama City, Wakayama Prefecture. It is served by the Kisei Main Line and Wakayama Line of JR West, and plays an important role as a transportation hub. The station area is well-equipped with commercial facilities and restaurants, making it a convenient place for tourists and locals. The station building has a modern design and is equipped with clean waiting rooms and toilets. Wakayama Station is an important gateway to Wakayama City and serves as a vital base for regional revitalization and exchange. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Wakayama Station (Wakayama Line) Located in the Kansai region, the Wakayama Station (Wakayama Line) is a prominent railway station widely used by locals and tourists alike. Nestled in the city of Wakayama, this station serves as an important link in the regional transportation system of Japan. The station is operated by the West Japan Railway Company (JR West) and is part of the Wakayama Line, providing a vital point of connectivity in the city. The accessible location and well-maintained amenities of Wakayama Station (Wakayama Line) make it a convenient hub for everyday commuters, as well as those seeking to explore the rich culture and vibrant sights of Wakayama. Its strategic location offers easy access to key points around the city including the famed Wakayama Castle. The station is not just a intersection point; it's a reflection of the efficient and punctual public transportation Japan is renowned for. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]