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Omatagawa Spa
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| Adjacent to Ryujin Spa: Enjoy forest bathing and nature appreciation. |
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Ryujin Spa
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| One of the three best springs for esthetic care. |
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Shirahama Spa
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| One of the three best spas in Japan. |
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Tsubaki Spa
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| Warm in winter and cool in summer: many visitors stay for a long period. |
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Susami Spa
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| A tranquil spa facing the Susami Bay. |
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Nanki Katsuura Spa
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WAKAYAMA |
| One of the most popular springs in the Nanki area, along with Shirahama Spa. |
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Yukawa Spa
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WAKAYAMA |
| A tranquil, historical spa facing Yukashi-gata tideland, which was named by the famous author Sato Haruo. |
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Yunomine Spa
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WAKAYAMA |
| One of the oldest springs in Japan. |
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Kawayu Spa
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WAKAYAMA |
| Known for its open-air baths created on the riverbank. |
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Arafune Coast
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WAKAYAMA |
| A 3km stretch of bizzarely eroded rocks |
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Umikongo Rocks
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WAKAYAMA |
| Bizarre, pyramid shaped rocks are extend upward. |
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Engetsu Islet
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WAKAYAMA |
| This small island has a circular marine cave at its middle. It's partucularly memorable in the late day sun. |
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Sandanbeki
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WAKAYAMA |
| The 50m high quay extends for 2km. |
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Shirasaki Coast
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WAKAYAMA |
| White limestone rocks and the blue ocean form a great contrast of colors. |
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Shirarahama Beach
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WAKAYAMA |
| This white beach is a sister beach to Waikiki Beach in Hawaii. |
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Tenjinzaki Cape
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WAKAYAMA |
| This approximately 210,000‡u flat rocky shore is protected by the National Trust. |
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Hashikuiiwa Rocks
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WAKAYAMA |
| This strange sight extends straight ahead for approximately 850m. |
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Meoto Wave
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WAKAYAMA |
| This peculiar sight is the signature scene of Karekinada. The rolling waves crash into each other. |
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Hands-on experience of canoeing
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WAKAYAMA |
| Enjoy canoeing as a sport, as well as appreciating the wild nature surrounded by the deep mountains and clear water of the Kozagawa River. |
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Practical experience of diving
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WAKAYAMA |
| Even beginners can enjoy this magnificent experience of the sea, safely and securely. |
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Hands-on experience of paragliding
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WAKAYAMA |
| Try a paragliding flight on the slope specially designed for beginners. |
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Rafting
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WAKAYAMA |
| In the past, the trunks of trees felled in the deep upper reaches of the Kitayamagawa River, were lashed together to make rafts to transport them down the river through both its placid stretches and violent rapids. |
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Yosuien Garden
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WAKAYAMA |
| Filming location for NHK Taiga drama Yoshimune (1995). Majestic daimyo garden built by the 10th feudal lord of the Kishu Tokugawa domain. |
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Shirasaki Coast
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WAKAYAMA |
| A coast in Yura Town, which served as the filming location for the movie Tsuribaka Nisshi (Diary of a Fishing Fool) 4 (1991, Shochiku) |
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Around JR Kiitanabe Station
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| Filming location for the movie Umi to Yuhi to Kanojo no Namida (Sea, Sunset and Her Tears) - Strawberry Fields (2006, Video Planning, Nihon Shuppan Hanbai) |
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Tenjinzaki Cape
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| Filming location for the movies Umi to Yuhi to Kanojo no Namida (Sea, Sunset and Her Tears) - Strawberry Fields (2006, Video Planning, Nihon Shuppan Hanbai) and Shiawase no Suicchi (Switch of Happiness) (2006, Tokyo Theatres) |
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Shirarahama Beach
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WAKAYAMA |
| Filming location for the last episode of TV drama Good Luck! (2003, TBS) |
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Kumano Hongu Grand Shrine
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WAKAYAMA |
| In NHK morning drama series Honmamon (2001), Kumano Hongu Taisha Shrine was used as a shrine in the hometown of the leading character. |
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