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Wakayama - Day4

Nachi Falls

Nachi Falls is the tallest waterfall in Japan with a single, uninterrupted drop, cascading 133 meters (436 feet) from a steep rock face into a deep basin below. It has long been revered as a sacred site of Shinto belief, worshipped as the dwelling place of a deity enshrined at Hiro Shrine, which serves as an auxiliary shrine of the Kumano Nachi Taisha Grand Shrine.
The waterfall is part of the &ld... read more

Sandanbeki Cave Cliff

Sandanbeki Cliff:
Sandanbeki Cliff stretches approximately 2 kilometers along the Pacific coastline and rises 50 meters above sea level. The powerful Kuroshio Current crashes against the cliff, creating a dramatic and awe-inspiring display of waves. This area was originally called Midan, meaning “viewing point,” but over time the name evolved into Sandanbeki.
Sandanbeki Cave:
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Senjojiki Rock Plateau

The plateau is composed of Neogene sandstone, relatively soft and sculpted by ocean waves and wind over millions of years. The erosion has created unique, layered formations that extend into the sea.
Name Meaning: “Senjojiki” literally means “1,000 tatami mats” — Sen (千) = thousand, Jo (畳) = tatami mat, Jiki (敷) = laid out. The name reflects the massive size of the ro... read more

Banshoyama Observation Deck

Located within Banshoyama Park in the seaside town of Shirahama, the Banshoyama Observation Deck is a hidden gem known for its stunning 360-degree views. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking scenery of Engetsu Island, the curving Shirarahama Beach, and the sparkling Pacific Ocean, all especially magical at sunset when the horizon glows in shades of gold and crimson.
The park forms part of the Yoshino-K... read more