Wakayama prefecture

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Wakayama Prefecture is located in the Kinki Region of the island of Honshu, Japan. The capital is at Wakayama.

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  • Map of Japan with highlight Wakayama prefecture
    Map of Japan with highlight Wakayama prefecture
  • Map of Wakayama Prefecture
    Map of Wakayama Prefecture

Wakayama (capital city) 和歌山市

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Wakayama Castle / 和歌山城

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Wakayama Castle / 和歌山城

Wakanoura / 和歌浦

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Wakanoura / 和歌浦

Museums / 博物館

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Other views / その他

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Kainan / 海南市

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Kainan (Kainan-shi) is a town located in Wakayama Prefecture.

Kushimoto / 串本町

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Kushimoto (Kushimoto-cho) is a town located in Wakayama Prefecture.

Mt. Koya / 高野山町

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Mt. Koya is in Koya-cho, Wakayama Prefecture. Many prominent daimyo have graves at Mt. Koya. (A person might have multiple graves.)

  • a Street of Mt. Koya
    a Street of Mt. Koya
  • Daimon
    Daimon
  • Konpondaito of Danjogaran (World Heritage Site)
    Konpondaito of Danjogaran
    (World Heritage Site)
  • Saito of Danjogaran
    Saito of Danjogaran
  • Fudō Hall (National Treasure)
    Fudō Hall
    (National Treasure)
  • Monks
    Monks
  • Grave of Date clan of Sendai, Oshu Province
    Grave of Date clan of Sendai, Oshu Province
  • Marker of Grave of Date clan
    Marker of Grave of Date clan
  • Grave of Kikkawa clan of Iwakuni, Suo Province (Yamaguchi Prefecture)
    Grave of Kikkawa clan of Iwakuni, Suo Province (Yamaguchi Prefecture)
  • Grave of Maeda clan of Kaga
    Grave of Maeda clan of Kaga
  • Grave of Mori clan of Yamaguchi
    Grave of Mori clan of Yamaguchi
  • Grave of Oda Nobunaga
    Grave of Oda Nobunaga
  • Grave of Shimazu clan of Satsuma Province
    Grave of Shimazu clan of Satsuma Province
  • Grave of Takeda Shingen and Takeda Katsuyori of Kai Province
    Grave of Takeda Shingen and Takeda Katsuyori of Kai Province
  • Grave of Toyotomi clan (historic site)
    Grave of Toyotomi clan (historic site)
  • Tahōtō of Kongosanmaiin (National Treasure)
    Tahōtō of Kongosanmaiin (National Treasure)

Nachi Katsuura / 那智勝浦町

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Nachi Katsuura is part of Wakayama Prefecture. The region includes the three Kumano Shrines, the Nachi waterfall, and Nachi Katsuura.

Shingu / 新宮市

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Shingu (Shingu-shi) is a town located in Wakayama Prefecture.

Shirahama / 白浜町

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Shirahama (Shirahama-cho) is a town located in Wakayama Prefecture. Nanki-Shirahama Onsen is one of the most famous hot springs in Japan.

  • Sandanbeki
    Sandanbeki
  • Sandanbeki Cave
    Sandanbeki Cave
  • Engetsu Island
    Engetsu Island
  • Shirarahama Beach
    Shirarahama Beach
  • Nanki-Shirahama Onsen
    Nanki-Shirahama Onsen
  • Adventure World
    Adventure World
  • Shirahama Fireworks Festival
    Shirahama Fireworks Festival

Other views / その他

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Prefectures of Japan
Prefectures of Japan
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