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Experience Fruits Picking to Namba to Osaka to Namba Hanshin Expressway Wangan Route ■Legend 1 MAPCODE 146 846 073*43 2 MAPCODE 146 877 221*47 29 MAPCODE 146 307 870*64 30 MAPCODE 302 591 127*46 31 MAPCODE 302 292 365*01 32 MAPCODE 184 109 132*16 JR lines Other roads Kansai International Airport private railroad lines rivers Sushi Chef Experience SUP (Stand Up Paddle) Rinku JCT Blueberries Strawberries, Strawberries and Strawberries expressways/toll roads Osaka Prefecture Boarding School roadside stations Melons, and Oranges Melons You can learn how to make authen- national highways hot springs Kansai-Kuko Izumisano IC Over 1,200 blueberries of 13 varieties Many greenhouses are lined up on tic hand-rolled sushi from a sushi major regional roads/ Expressway are planted on the farm. Each the large site, where you can enjoy SUP lets you “walk on water” Gojo-kita IC Seasonal fruit picking, ranging from More than 70 agricultural green- chef and enjoy fresh seafood of while you enjoy views that cannot general prefectural roads blueberries raised carefully in a single strawberry picking to mandarin houses are lined up in Kinokuni all-you-can-eat strawberries from Wakayama. be seen from land, watch fish pot bears blueberries that can be orange picking, is available at any Farm, where varieties of seasonal the best greenhouse of the day until swimming underwater, and feel Kaminogo IC eaten with the skin on. time. There is a restaurant where fruits, including strawberries and May. spaciousness that you cannot you can enjoy meals using seasonal melons, as well as plants, such as normally feel. Izumisano JCT Gojo IC ingredients. statice flowers are raised. Highland Park Sennan IC Hashimoto-higashi Experience 1 ～ 23 Kokawa Roadside Station IC Hannan IC Katsuragi Nishi Hashimoto IC Hanwa Expressway Katsuragi-nishi JR Hanwa Line Koyaguchi IC IC 24 32 Roadside Station Hanaoka Seishu-no-Sato Kihoku-Katsuragi IC Fruits Picking ～ Negoro Sakura-no-Sato Roadside Station Hashimoto Nankai Main Line Main Nankai Seishu-no-Sato Keinawa Expressway 25 Koyaguchi Tennen Onsen Yunosato Kudoyama Sanada Museum Kokawa-dera Roadside Station Tomogashima Kudoyama 6 Mekkemon Temple Island Kaki-no-sato Kudoyama Kada Iwade Negoro Hiroba Kinokawa JR Wakayama Line IC Awashima Shrine IC Kokawa Line Koya Nankai Kada Onsen Nankai Kada Line 7-3 3 MAPCODE 146 849 773*25 4 MAPCODE 146 819 209*37 Yadori Onsen Roadside Station Iwade Iyashi-no-Yu 25 26 MAPCODE 146 503 671*43 27 MAPCODE 146 494 873*75 28 MAPCODE 184 349 294*12 Kinokawa Wakayama-kita IC Kinokawa Man'yo-no-Sato Patterned Lacquerware Ume-Plum Liquer Making Katsuragi Mishima Onsen Peaches, Persimmons, and Grapes and Pears Oranges Oranges Experience You can experience ume-plum Wakayama shi Wakayama IC 7-1 Gokuraku bashi Wakayama Mandarin Oranges liquer making and plum syrup Koyasan Arida Kyohomura is one of the “Arida satsuma oranges” from Kamiakizu is known as citrus A kind lecturer’s easy-to-under- Wakayama Nichizengu 24 Kinokawa Okuno-in You can enjoy fruit picking in largest grape picking complex in Arida, the home of Unshu satsuma village in Wakayama Prefecture. stand explanation will let beginners making from Kishu Nanko plums. Castle Wakayama + B180 Railway You can visit a sake brewery and Wakayamako Katsuragi town throughout the year. the Kansai area with a total of 40 oranges. Their flavor and richness The area is provided with good experience patterned lacquerware Kishigawa Line Stationmaster Cat Kongobu-ji Kishi Head Temple Enjoy the fresh and delicious hectares, where 30 farms exist. are the unbeatable genuine article, conditions suitable for producing without trouble. You can take home walk around a Japanese garden Kamayama with an area of approximately 1 Idakiso seasonal fruits in the town of fruit raised by history and the conditions quality mandarin oranges, thanks the finished lacquerware as a -2 of the area. to a temperate climate suitable for souvenir. hectare, where you can feel Kimiidera Kimii-dera Temple 7 and World Heritage. seasonal changes, as well. Try a taste of a freshly picked “Arida citrus cultivation, long sunshine 1 Man'yo-no-Yu 5 satsuma orange”. hours, and sunny topography. 2 3 Kuroe Kishu Kuroshio Onsen Kainan Kainan-higashi IC Wakayama Marina City Hanazono Moriguchi Misato Observatory Furusato Village Kainan IC Kurosawa 4 Darumaya Highland Kongo Falls Fudatate Pass Roadside Station Koya Ryujin Skyline Okinoshima Island Aragi-no-sato JR Kinokuni Line Shoseki Shrine Roadside Station Shimizu Shimizu Sports Park 5 MAPCODE 205 460 172*04 6 MAPCODE 205 727 439*05 7-1 MAPCODE 106 078 178*06 Aragijima Island Arida River Shimizu Onsen Fruits Picking Legend 24 MAPCODE 35 173 488*44 Temple Lodging Sutra Copying Sanadahimo Weaving -2 7 MAPCODE 35 142 624*31 Aridagawa Strawberries Onsen 8 26 Roadside Station Tanabe City （Ajikan meditation） Experience Futagawa Onsen Myoe Furusatokan Ryujin Gomasan Sky Tower 7-3 MAPCODE 35 323 235*48 Arida IC The production of strawberries in You can stay overnight at temples Sanada Yukimura, one of the 9 Strawberries Peaches Persimmons Oranges Grapes Pears Blueberries Melons Suhara Onsen Kinokawa City is the largest in on Koyasan and experience an most famous Samurai warriors Bicycle Rental 27 Wakayama Prefecture. You can ascetic practice, including the developed sanadahimo (a braid) Yuasa Onsen YUASA Preservation District for Yuasa enjoy strawberry picking from late Groups of Traditional Buildings traditional breathing method of the in Kudoyama. This braid is used Rental bicycles are available in Yuasa IC Kanaya Inamura-no-Hi no Yakata Myoekyo Onsen Shirama-no-sato December to mid-May every year. in Shingon sect as the basis of Ajikan for sword hilts. You can experi- three places with a one-way return a agricultural greenhouse boasting (the meditation method of the ence sanadahimo weaving here. service that enables you to return Hirokawa Beach Ninomaru Onsen Hirokawa IC a size of 3,000 square meters Shingon sect) and the copying of the bicycle at any of the three the Hannya Shingyo sutra. places. Enjoy cycling while watching 29 Nara Prefecture the scenery of the Kino-kawa River. Yuasa-Gobo Road Shirasaki Kii-Yura Takihara Onsen Miyama Onsen Hiragawa-minami IC Roadside Station (Miyama Ryoyo Onsen + B90 Hall) Ryujin Roadside Station Ryujin Onsen Miyama Onsen San Pin Nakatsu Okutoro Onsen (Aitokuso) 23 Nakatsu Onsen 22 Umi-no-sato Roadside Station Michishio-no-yu Okutoro Dojo-ji Kawabe Onsen Kawabe IC Temple Gobo Roadside Station Kishu Railway Kishu 30 Doro-kyo Gorge Dojoji Mizu-no-Sato Hidakagawa 23 MAPCODE 542 102 706*31 Gobo IC Ryuyu 8 9 10 Nanki Kumano Geopark MAPCODE 146 397 620*52 MAPCODE 146 397 620*52 MAPCODE 146 367 299*17 Kawabe Cosmic Park Canyoning Nishigobo JR Kinokuni Line Go canyoning along the beauti- Yuasa Soy Sauce Brewery Tour Sea Kayak Ume-Plum Juice Making Hinomisaki 11 ful tributary of the unexplored You can see soy sauce barrels and You can see the horizontal line, You can experience making your Kitayama-gawa River. You can the process of squeezing soy sauce strangely shaped rocks, and an delicious, original plum juice with Roadside Station Kishu Okukumanokodo Hongu enjoy a thrilling and inspiring through windows during the factory uninhabited island from the beauti- ease from Kishu Nanko plums. You Chacoal Museum canyoning trip, the route of tour. You can see and touch a barrel ful sea. You can relax and spend can make ume-plum liquer and Mie Prefecture Kumano Hongu Taisha Grand Shrine which includes a waterfall and that is approximately 100 years old. time at sea, where you will feel as if plum jam as well. 31 Tsuru-no-yu Onsen Minabe River Yunomine Onsen diving experience. You can taste soy sauce as well. you were in a different world apart Watarase Onsen from everyday life. Inami IC Kamikono Onsen Inami /Okukumano Onsen Kawayu Onsen Roadside Station Roadside Station Minabe Ume Roadside Station Kumanokodo Nakahechi Minabe Development Hall Kishubinchotan Kinenkoen Kumanogawa Onsen Plum Grove Roadside Station Dorokyo Kaido Kumanogawa Iwashiro Minabe IC 28 Kishu Minabe Senrihama Onsen Minabe 10 Nanki Tanabe IC Tomisato Onsen Minabe Onsen Roadside Station Kumano Hayatama Taisha 12 Furusato Center Oto Grand Shrine 14 MAPCODE 457 373 550*42 Tenjin Onsen Kii-Tanabe Kumotori Onsen Kumano-gawa River 22 MAPCODE 542 068 296*10 11 MAPCODE 184 647 682*07 12 MAPCODE 184 319 275*86 13 MAPCODE 184 226 431*08 Shingu Jofuku Park Farm and Forestry work 13 32 Wind bell Binchotan Charcoal Mandarin Orange Kumano Kodo guide Walk Experience/Farmstay Log Rafting Making Confectionery Making You can experience the sanctuary Kamitonda IC Originally, rafting was a means of You can experience seasonal transporting wood. You can experi- You can combine four pieces of Akizuno is an area where citrus fruit of Kumano and its natural scenery. farming and forestry, including rice Minakata Kumagusu Museum Shingu-minami IC The guide will give an easy-to-un- Engetsuto Island ence traditional Log rafting, offered Kishu Binchotan charcoal, each can be harvested all year round. planting, harvesting, tree raising, Shirahama Onsen Roadside Station Nachi Water fall Nachi Katsuura derstand explanation of the history Kuchikumano only here in Japan. of which is 12 cm in length, to You will experience making jam and and thinning. You can experience Shirahama Kumano Nachi Taisha Grand Shrine Shingu Road of Kumano Kodo in English. Nachisan Seiganto-ji Temple make a wind bell that makes a sweets, such as roll cakes, from Farm Stay as well. Adventure World beautiful sound. freshly picked mandarin oranges.
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