HigashiKishu area

  • OwaseCity
  • KumanoCity
  • KihokuTown
  • MihamaTown
  • KihoTown

The original scenery of Japan that soothes the soul
Welcome to HigashiKishu area

The greatest attraction of HigashiKishu area is the magnificent natural beauty of Kumano Kodo Iseji, Onigajo, and Shichirimihama Beach, which are all registered as World Heritage Sites. The relaxing atmosphere surrounded by mountains and the sea and the unique local culture are other attractions unique to this area, and you might be able to experience a time different from your daily life. Don't forget to try the local gourmet foods `` KumanoJidori(TheLocalBrandChicken)'' and ``Nanki Mikan''!
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HigashiKishu area

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ミジュマル&ヌイコグマ

KumanoCity is a town that has been nurtured by the rich nature designated as Yoshino-Kumano National Park, and history and culture such as the World Heritage Site Kumano Kodo. The city is home to many tourist attractions that are the pride of Japan, such as the natural art created by the rough waves of the Kumano Sea, the famous scenic spot "Onigajo", "Hana-no-Iwaya Iwaya", said to be the oldest shrine in Japan that enshrines Izanami-no-Mikoto, and "MaruyamaSenmaida", one of the largest rice terraces in Japan.

Address
Onigajo Center
1835-7 Kimotocho KumanoCity
Mijumaru x Nuikoguma

ミジュマル&プロトーガ

KihoTown is surrounded by beautiful nature designated as Yoshino-Kumano National Park, and is home to Shichiri-Mihama, Kumano River, and Mifunejima, which are part of the World Heritage Site "Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range." It is a town rich in nature, history, and culture. It is also blessed with a warm climate, allowing you to enjoy delicious local products such as fresh seafood and mandarin oranges.

Address
Michi-no-eki“ KihochoUmigamePark”
568-7 Ida KihoTown Minamimuro District
Oshawott x Protoga

Tourist spots in HigashiKishu area

List

Mie Prefectural Kumano Kodo Center
Mie Prefectural Kumano Kodo Center
A visitor center packed with information to help you learn more about the World Heritage Site, Kumano Kodo. It houses exhibits and materials about the history, nature, and culture of the Kumano Kodo and its surrounding areas, and also holds experiential learning sessions, courses, and lectures from time to time.
Onigajo
Onigajo
World Heritage Site, National Natural Monument, 100 Scenic Views of Japan. The strangely shaped rocks that have been eroded by weathering and the waves of the Kumano Sea are a beautiful form of nature, and can be called a wonder of the sea. The nearby Onigajo Center has plenty of sightseeing information, dining and rest facilities, and a shop with many Kumano souvenirs.
Choshi River/Camp Inn Seamount
Choshi River/Camp Inn Seamount
The Choshi River is called the "miracle river" because of its high transparency. Upstream is Uotobikei, where you can enjoy natural rock slides. There is an auto campsite along the river where you can enjoy various activities such as barbecues and playing in the river.
Kumano Kodo Iseji/ Magose-togePass
Kumano Kodo Iseji/ Magose-togePass
A popular mountain pass on the border of KihokuTown and OwaseCity. The stone pavement, which is said to be the best on the World Heritage Kumano Kodo Iseji Route, continues through a beautiful forest of Owase cypress trees. From the pass, there are climbing courses to Mt. Tengukura and Mt. Binishi, both of which offer spectacular views from the top.
ShichiriMihamaBeach
ShichiriMihamaBeach
It is the longest gravel beach in Japan, and has been selected as one of Japan's 100 Best Beaches for its beauty. MihamaTown Fureai Beach, which overlooks ShichiriMihamaBeach and the Kumano Sea, is full of palm trees and offers a tropical atmosphere.
Hisetsu-no-takiFalls Campsite
Hisetsu-no-takiFalls Campsite
"Hisetsu-no-takiFalls" is 30m high. The large and beautiful basin of the waterfall is a great place for playing in the river. Surrounded by nature, there are plenty of facilities for camping, including tent sites, cottages, a shop, and a kitchen. After warming up in the popular tent sauna, take a dip in the waterfall basin.