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Kishu Toshogu Shrine stuns with vivid red gates, intricate carvings, Edo-style halls, and a vibrant festival each May in scenic Wakanoura Bay, blending culture, history, and tradition.

Wakamatsuri Festival in Wakayama is a centuries-old parade with bold mikoshi processions and samurai-era performances, held each May with strong local pride and historic charm.

Wakayama Castle, once a Tokugawa stronghold, stands proudly rebuilt. Nearby, explore the Historical Center to uncover centuries of samurai stories and feudal power in scenic Wakayama.

Wakayama Historical Center brings samurai culture to life with armor try-ons, weapons, and Edo-era history near the castle—perfect for families and history fans.

Cape Saikazaki offers stunning sea views, a historic lighthouse, and a peaceful garden, blending natural beauty with rich history along Wakayama's coast.

Explore the abandoned military ruins and lush greenery of Tomogashima Island, a hidden gem off the coast of Wakayama perfect for history buffs and nature enthusiasts.

Marina City offers seafood markets, hot springs, family fun, and a European-style theme park by the sea, all wrapped in stunning ocean views near Wakayama.

Awashima Shrine blends ocean views, colorful dolls, and spiritual rituals tied to women’s health, with a legendary Hina Nagashi ceremony each March in coastal Wakayama.

Porto Europe is a European-style theme park in Wakayama with cobbled streets, castles, and family fun—just steps from the ocean and the famous Kuroshio Market.

Kuroshio Market offers live tuna shows, fresh seafood, local products, and seaside BBQ—an exciting hands-on experience for food lovers in Wakayama Marina City.