How to walk around Wakayama City
HOW TO WALK Wakayama City.

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Wakayama Castle Wakayama Castle A pride of history, the symbol of Wakayama. Born in the Warring States period, it welcomes visitors with its beautiful stone walls and gardens. The castle grounds are scattered with armor exhibits and scenic viewpoints, offering a fantastical landscape during the cherry blossom season. Experience a moment of history and beauty at Wakayama Castle. Access: A 15-minute walk from JR Wakayama Station. Tourist buses within the city are also available. For those with cars, follow the si	Ichinohashi and Otemon (Wakayama Castle) Ichinohashi and Otemon (Wakayama Castle) The front gate to enter the inner precincts of Wakayama Castle. Initially called Ichinohashi Omon during construction, it later became known as Otemon and Ichinohashi in the 8th year of Kansei (1796).	Ohashi Corridor (Wakayama Castle) Ohashi Corridor (Wakayama Castle) A bridge connecting the Ninomaru and Nishi no Maru to discreetly facilitate the lord's movement. Reproduced in wood based on Edo period drawings, it can be walked across.
Tomogashima Tomogashima consists of the beautiful islands of Chinojima, Torajima, Kanashima, and Okinoshima in the Kii Strait. This tropical paradise offers diverse attractions, including historic battery ruins, scenic hiking trails, and colonies of wetland plants. A visit to Tomogashima promises a luxurious experience harmonizing history and nature. Explore this southern paradise, perfect for snorkeling, and immerse yourself in beautiful landscapes and historical traces. Access: Approximately 30 minutes by	Kimiidera Temple A temple of history and tranquility, offering a serene moment. Kishu Mitui Temple in Wakayama is situated in a quiet mountainous area, welcoming visitors with a beautiful garden and a historic main hall. The temple is believed to bring blessings for matchmaking and academic success, creating a solemn atmosphere amid tranquility. Enjoy a spiritually enriching time surrounded by history at Kishu Mitui Temple. Access: A 30-minute drive south from Wakayama city. Alternatively, accessible by bus from	Kishu Toshogu Shrine A historic shrine designated as an important cultural property. Kishu Toshogu Shrine was founded in the 7th year of the Genwa era (1621) by Tokugawa Yorinobu, the 10th son of Tokugawa Ieyasu. Featuring a Gonden-style main hall, the lavish interior includes sculptures of a red carp by Shimizu Jingo and sliding door paintings by Kano Tan'yu. Seven structures, including the vermilion-painted Romon gate, Haiden hall, and Honden main hall, are designated as important cultural properties, reflecting t

Chocolate filled with the deliciousness of Wakayama

Wakayama Prefecture has many special products such as mandarin oranges, pickled plums, strawberries, and soy sauce. At tocotowa, we make all of our chocolates by hand using these delicious ingredients. As a souvenir from Wakayama, as a gift for someone important to you, or as a reward for yourself. When you eat one, please enjoy the harmony of the soft and fragrant ingredients and chocolate.

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