Iwade City Folk Materials Museum

A roadside station adjacent to the former Wakayama Prefectural Capitol of the National Designated Important Cultural Property. At the store "Hanasumi-kan", there are souvenirs from Wakayama Prefecture, including Negoro-kon. The restaurant "Negoroan" offers noodles, rice bowls, and set meals. Daily set meals are popular. In addition to the roadside station memorial ticket, the "Goen Shuppyoshiya" sells local sake and souvenirs such as umeboshi.

A garden consisting of the Okusu-in garden facing the Nagusa palace in the area related to the Kishu Tokugawa family, and a garden consisting of the Holy Tenten Pond, among others. It has been designated as a national winner. The Okakuin Garden is a sophisticated Jiquan-style Penglai Garden [Chisenshiki Horaraiteien]. It uses the slopes of the mountainside to drop a three-step waterfall, and in the pond it builds two islands, large and small, to pass a stone bridge. The garden, which faces south to Okuin-in, is in the Karesansui style. All of them are cultivated gardens from the Edo period. Nakajima, which enshrines the King of Good Lady, floats in the Holy Tian Pond.

The main temple of the Shin-Yi Shingon sect. In the first year of Changsheng (1132), it begins with the founding of the Dendenshōin in Kōnō-san by the Sōjo-kaku-bangyōin (Hōkōdai-shi). It developed greatly from the North-South Dynasties to the Muromachi period, and became a major religious city with a large number of injus in the precincts. The extant Honson (Important Cultural Property) and the Great Tower (National Treasure) were also rebuilt around this time. In Tensho 13 (1585), many of the Doto and Injis were burned by Hideyoshi's Kishu attack with the aim of unifying the world, but they were restored during the Edo period with the support of the Kishu Tokugawa family. Most of the precinct site is now designated as a National Historic Site. It is also famous as a spot of cherry blossoms and autumn leaves.