Nearby activities

You can compare wines in the tasting room inside the winery.
You can also experience making your own original bag, glass marker, label, and more!

Yuasa has a fermentation culture that has taken root for about 750 years. Aiming for a new fermentation culture, Yuasa Winery was born.
We manufacture and sell pure Wakayama wine "Wa", Japanese wine "TOA200" made by brewers × the best grape ×× facilities, and "Tsuka" sake made with Wakayama fruits.
You can compare wines in the tasting room in one corner of the winery, and experience making your own bags, glass markers, and labels.

Experience making sweets using mandarin oranges at a closed elementary school.
Why not enter the old school building and feel nostalgic while learning about the roots of mandarin orange cultivation?

Akizuno Garten was established in 2008 after renovating a closed elementary school as a "green tourism facility aiming to promote interaction between the city and the local area." It houses a sweets workshop, an experience building that makes use of the old wooden school building, and a mikan museum that unravels the history of mikan cultivation in the region.
The Farmhouse Restaurant, which serves a slow food buffet using local ingredients prepared by local mothers, is very popular with both tourists and locals.
Visiting this place brings back memories of the nostalgic and relaxed Showa era.

The gateway to the Kumano Kodo, Kii-Tanabe. Visit historical spots while listening to fun stories unique to local guides that are not listed in guidebooks.

From Kii-Tanabe Station, the gateway to the Kumano Kodo, you will tour historical spots such as shrines and temples that are familiar to locals with your guide. You will walk through the highlights while listening to fun stories unique to local guides that are not listed in guidebooks.
Kii-Tanabe A one-hour walk ⇒ the station ⇒ Aritoshi Shrine⇒ Kitashinmachi shopping street⇒ Yasaka Shrine⇒ the ruins of the Tanabe Castle sluice⇒ the former residence of Minami Kumagusu Kyutei⇒ and cockfighting shrines.

Wind chimes made from Kishu Binchotan charcoal have a very clear tone. Why not try making your own original wind chime using this precious charcoal?

Kishu binchotan charcoal has high hardness and density, and when struck, it has a transparent and beautiful tone.
While learning how to use charcoal, you can enjoy the sound of the wind chimes, which are softer than the sound of metal and as clear as crystal.
KAMENOI HOTEL Kii-Tanabe also has binchotan wind chimes hanging at the entrance.
Less than 1 kg of charcoal can be taken from a 15 kg box, and a workshop using such precious charcoal is unique to Charcoal Village.
However, the number of charcoal grilling craftsmen is decreasing, and it takes about two weeks to adjust the size of the charcoal for the wind chime-making experience.