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Have you ever heard of a fruit called “Princess Kiwi”? This unique fruit, known locally as “Shimasal Nashi,” is cultivated in the Kumano region and resembles a small kiwi fruit, measuring about 3cm in diameter. Its charming appearance has earned it the affectionate name “Princess Kiwi.” The appeal of Princess Kiwi is not just its Read More…
In the vicinity of Hongu Taisha, the final destination of the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route, the traditional “Kodama Festival” of Wakayama Prefecture was held. This festival plays a significant role in strengthening the bonds within the community and is a major event for the locals throughout the year. The climax of the festival is the Read More…
During periods of heavy rainfall, the mountain slopes collapse, causing road closures for repair.Keep up-to-date with the latest information and watch out for buses. The latest traffic restrictions published by each prefecture in the Kumano Kodo area. Bus line Information
A sunny day about two weeks ago. A woman from overseas was taking pictures in front of this sign.When I approached her, she told me that she was taking pictures because she thought the sign was cute. Indeed, it’s a lovely sign.The sign reads “Beware of Flying”.Yes, these signs are often placed around elementary schools, Read More…
Wakayama Prefecture has a theme park centering on a zoo called Adventure World, which is famous for its panda research. Therefore, panda pictures and goods can be seen everywhere.One of them, JR Shingu Station, has a pair of panda chairs. To sit on a chair and take a picture, you need to have someone take Read More…
After passing through the torii gate, large trees line both sides of the approach.Walking along the approach, one feels calm.
