SALE! [Day trip/Pick-up from city hotels] Nanki Shirahama Onsen/Popular cat stationmaster--Kishi Station/Senjojiki

Nihonbashi Station Exit 2 (Namba-Shinsaibashi area) 〒542-0073 Osaka City, Chuo Ward, Nipponbashi 1-chome-3-6

Shirahama Seafood Market "Toretore" in Waka Shirahama is the largest seafood market in Western Japan, where fresh seafood from Shirahama is gathered. A tuna cutting show is held here two to three times a day (11:00-14:00) (please understand that the tuna cutting show may be canceled due to circumstances). A huge tuna can be cut up with just one knife. The cutting was completed neatly in an instant. During the performance, the young master paid equal attention to technique and entertainment, sometimes letting out uncontrollable exclamations of admiration. These are things you won't see very often anywhere else. The tourist fish market operated in a complex not only offers fresh seafood, but also a wide selection of souvenirs and processed products that you can buy and enjoy at home, making it an essential tourist market for any trip to Shirahama, Wakayama Prefecture.

Shirahama Hot Springs Shirahama Onsen in Wakayama Prefecture is counted as one of the "Three Oldest Hot Springs in Japan" along with Arima Onsen (Hyogo Prefecture) and Dogo Onsen (Ehime Prefecture). It has been known as "Kero Onsen" and "Kino Onsen" since the Asuka and Nara periods, and its beautiful white sand beaches are also mentioned in the "Nihon Shoki" and "Manyoshu". It is a super hot spring resort with a history of over 1,350 years, and was once visited by many emperors and nobles. Shirahama Onsen is also known as one of the "Three Great Hot Springs in Japan" along with Beppu Onsen and Atami Onsen, and is home to Japan's first salt brick rock bath, with a sodium bicarbonate spring.

Senjojiki Senjojiki is a sandstone geology located on the west coast of Shirahama City, Wakayama Prefecture, which has been eroded by the Pacific Ocean over the years to form a complex topography. Mutually. The total area of this coast is about 4 hectares, equivalent to 1,000 tatami mats, so it is called "Senjojiki". Along with Sandanbeki and Engetsuto Island, it is a famous spot in Shirahama. Senjojiki is a beautiful sunset spot that can be seen slowly sinking into the Pacific Ocean when the weather is good, and has been selected as one of the "100 Best Sunsets in Japan". In addition, it is located in a secluded place, has a unique undulating topography, and the waves of the Pacific Ocean crashing on the shore, and watching the sunset here makes you feel like you are at the end of the world.

Senjojiki Senjojiki is a sandstone geology located on the west coast of Shirahama City, Wakayama Prefecture, which has been eroded by the Pacific Ocean over the years to form a complex topography. Mutually. The total area of this coast is about 4 hectares, equivalent to 1,000 tatami mats, so it is called "Senjojiki". Along with Sandanbeki and Engetsuto Island, it is a famous spot in Shirahama. Senjojiki is a beautiful sunset spot that can be seen slowly sinking into the Pacific Ocean when the weather is good, and has been selected as one of the "100 Best Sunsets in Japan". In addition, it is located in a secluded place, has a unique undulating topography, and the waves of the Pacific Ocean crashing on the shore, and watching the sunset here makes you feel like you are at the end of the world.

Senjojiki Senjojiki is a sandstone geology located on the west coast of Shirahama City, Wakayama Prefecture, which has been eroded by the Pacific Ocean over the years to form a complex topography. Mutually. The total area of this coast is about 4 hectares, equivalent to 1,000 tatami mats, so it is called "Senjojiki". Along with Sandanbeki and Engetsuto Island, it is a famous spot in Shirahama. Senjojiki is a beautiful sunset spot that can be seen slowly sinking into the Pacific Ocean when the weather is good, and has been selected as one of the "100 Best Sunsets in Japan". In addition, it is located in a secluded place, has a unique undulating topography, and the waves of the Pacific Ocean crashing on the shore, and watching the sunset here makes you feel like you are at the end of the world.

Three sections of wall The three walls are part of Kumano National Park, a scenic spot in Shirahama, and a sacred place for lovers. Sandanbeki is a famous cliff on the coast of Shirahama Town, Nishimuro District, Wakayama Prefecture. The Sandanbeki is actually a large rock wall that is 2 kilometers long and 50 to 60 meters high, located in the sea. At the end of the cliff, there is an observation deck where you can enjoy the sea view of Nankichi. The cliff here is not only a spectacular natural landscape, but various historical events have happened under the cliff for centuries. (During the Heian period (794-1185), local pirates who plundered the area hid in a triple-walled cave.) There is a cave eroded by seawater 36 meters underground, and you can take an elevator to see inside. Imagine yourself as Captain Jack Sparrow in the modern day, taking the elevator down to the 36-meter-deep cave and exploring its dank, dark passages. The cave is filled with various relics and replicas relating to pirate activities, as well as a variety of other incredible traces left by natural erosion.

Three sections of wall The three walls are part of Kumano National Park, a scenic spot in Shirahama, and a sacred place for lovers. Sandanbeki is a famous cliff on the coast of Shirahama Town, Nishimuro District, Wakayama Prefecture. The Sandanbeki is actually a large rock wall that is 2 kilometers long and 50 to 60 meters high, located in the sea. At the end of the cliff, there is an observation deck where you can enjoy the sea view of Nankichi. The cliff here is not only a spectacular natural landscape, but various historical events have happened under the cliff for centuries. (During the Heian period (794-1185), local pirates who plundered the area hid in a triple-walled cave.) There is a cave eroded by seawater 36 meters underground, and you can take an elevator to see inside. Imagine yourself as Captain Jack Sparrow in the modern day, taking the elevator down to the 36-meter-deep cave and exploring its dank, dark passages. The cave is filled with various relics and replicas relating to pirate activities, as well as a variety of other incredible traces left by natural erosion.

Three sections of wall The three walls are part of Kumano National Park, a scenic spot in Shirahama, and a sacred place for lovers. Sandanbeki is a famous cliff on the coast of Shirahama Town, Nishimuro District, Wakayama Prefecture. The Sandanbeki is actually a large rock wall that is 2 kilometers long and 50 to 60 meters high, located in the sea. At the end of the cliff, there is an observation deck where you can enjoy the sea view of Nankichi. The cliff here is not only a spectacular natural landscape, but various historical events have happened under the cliff for centuries. (During the Heian period (794-1185), local pirates who plundered the area hid in a triple-walled cave.) There is a cave eroded by seawater 36 meters underground, and you can take an elevator to see inside. Imagine yourself as Captain Jack Sparrow in the modern day, taking the elevator down to the 36-meter-deep cave and exploring its dank, dark passages. The cave is filled with various relics and replicas relating to pirate activities, as well as a variety of other incredible traces left by natural erosion.

Three sections of wall The three walls are part of Kumano National Park, a scenic spot in Shirahama, and a sacred place for lovers. Sandanbeki is a famous cliff on the coast of Shirahama Town, Nishimuro District, Wakayama Prefecture. The Sandanbeki is actually a large rock wall that is 2 kilometers long and 50 to 60 meters high, located in the sea. At the end of the cliff, there is an observation deck where you can enjoy the sea view of Nankichi. The cliff here is not only a spectacular natural landscape, but various historical events have happened under the cliff for centuries. (During the Heian period (794-1185), local pirates who plundered the area hid in a triple-walled cave.) There is a cave eroded by seawater 36 meters underground, and you can take an elevator to see inside. Imagine yourself as Captain Jack Sparrow in the modern day, taking the elevator down to the 36-meter-deep cave and exploring its dank, dark passages. The cave is filled with various relics and replicas relating to pirate activities, as well as a variety of other incredible traces left by natural erosion.

Kishi Station Famous for its cat stationmaster, Kishi Station became an unmanned station in 2006 after the Kishigawa Line was transferred to the local third-sector railway company Wakayama Electric Railway, in order to promote the use of local lines. To promote tourism in the surrounding area, an 8-year-old calico cat named Kodama, raised by the Oyama Shoten shop attached to the station, became the stationmaster of Kishi Station, which became a hot topic. Meanwhile. Xiaoyu (who passed away in June 2015) is currently working with the second cat stationmaster, Elyu. In addition to the three special trains on the entire line, Xiaoyu, Strawberry, and Toy, the station also has a Meow Cafe, Meow Seal, and Meow House. The old small station is beautifully decorated and sells all kinds of cute peripherals, making it a must-see spot for cat lovers.

Kishi Station Famous for its cat stationmaster, Kishi Station became an unmanned station in 2006 after the Kishigawa Line was transferred to the local third-sector railway company Wakayama Electric Railway, in order to promote the use of local lines. To promote tourism in the surrounding area, an 8-year-old calico cat named Kodama, raised by the Oyama Shoten shop attached to the station, became the stationmaster of Kishi Station, which became a hot topic. Meanwhile. Xiaoyu (who passed away in June 2015) is currently working with the second cat stationmaster, Elyu. In addition to the three special trains on the entire line, Xiaoyu, Strawberry, and Toy, the station also has a Meow Cafe, Meow Seal, and Meow House. The old small station is beautifully decorated and sells all kinds of cute peripherals, making it a must-see spot for cat lovers.

Kishi Station Famous for its cat stationmaster, Kishi Station became an unmanned station in 2006 after the Kishigawa Line was transferred to the local third-sector railway company Wakayama Electric Railway, in order to promote the use of local lines. To promote tourism in the surrounding area, an 8-year-old calico cat named Kodama, raised by the Oyama Shoten shop attached to the station, became the stationmaster of Kishi Station, which became a hot topic. Meanwhile. Xiaoyu (who passed away in June 2015) is currently working with the second cat stationmaster, Elyu. In addition to the three special trains on the entire line, Xiaoyu, Strawberry, and Toy, the station also has a Meow Cafe, Meow Seal, and Meow House. The old small station is beautifully decorated and sells all kinds of cute peripherals, making it a must-see spot for cat lovers.

Kishi Station Famous for its cat stationmaster, Kishi Station became an unmanned station in 2006 after the Kishigawa Line was transferred to the local third-sector railway company Wakayama Electric Railway, in order to promote the use of local lines. To promote tourism in the surrounding area, an 8-year-old calico cat named Kodama, raised by the Oyama Shoten shop attached to the station, became the stationmaster of Kishi Station, which became a hot topic. Meanwhile. Xiaoyu (who passed away in June 2015) is currently working with the second cat stationmaster, Elyu. In addition to the three special trains on the entire line, Xiaoyu, Strawberry, and Toy, the station also has a Meow Cafe, Meow Seal, and Meow House. The old small station is beautifully decorated and sells all kinds of cute peripherals, making it a must-see spot for cat lovers.

Kishi Station Famous for its cat stationmaster, Kishi Station became an unmanned station in 2006 after the Kishigawa Line was transferred to the local third-sector railway company Wakayama Electric Railway, in order to promote the use of local lines. To promote tourism in the surrounding area, an 8-year-old calico cat named Kodama, raised by the Oyama Shoten shop attached to the station, became the stationmaster of Kishi Station, which became a hot topic. Meanwhile. Xiaoyu (who passed away in June 2015) is currently working with the second cat stationmaster, Elyu. In addition to the three special trains on the entire line, Xiaoyu, Strawberry, and Toy, the station also has a Meow Cafe, Meow Seal, and Meow House. The old small station is beautifully decorated and sells all kinds of cute peripherals, making it a must-see spot for cat lovers.