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A day-trip hot spring facility located in Hidaka, Wakayama Prefecture. There is also a fatigue recovery effect on the water bath, and it is also close to the Isuyu swimming beach, so it is crowded with people returning to the sea in the summer. There are large baths, outdoor baths, relaxation rooms, etc. The private bath is available at the entrance fee (in order of application).
There are plenty of locally grown fruits such as Wenzhou mandarin oranges, and vegetables such as rice peas, mini tomatoes, and cucumbers. Other processed products such as pickles, konjac, miso, and tofu are made by farmers and specialty products of local suppliers.
A chalk lighthouse that stands on the westernmost cape of Wakayama Prefecture and protects the safety of the Kii Channel. It was built on the side of Mihama-cho in 1895, but was burned in World War II and rebuilt in 1951. The current lighthouse was rebuilt on the Hidaka-cho side in March 2017 because the site of the reconstructed lighthouse was at risk of collapse. The former lighthouse was closed to traffic on the way, and was closed to entry.
Onsenji Temple, which stands on a high ground in front of Ryūjin Onsen, is the beginning of Sōsan, where the Hiroho Daishi enshrined Rurikko Yakushi Nyorai (Rurikoyakushi Nyorai) in the fold of Kōyu. It is said that in the year of Hoei 2 (1705), a monk named Myozan rebuilt the Yakushido in a reservice where he cured his stubborn swelling.
It is located on a hill on the north side of Hashimoto Station, overlooking the city area of Hashimoto. It is also famous as a cherry blossom spot. In addition, the Ryōzan [Misasagiyama] burial mound in the garden is a 45m diameter circle with a 6m wide moat around it, and boasts the largest in Wakayama Prefecture.
Uenami Uenami (Meo Tonami) is a wave that strikes from the east and west in the narrow strait between Cape Lover and the "Land of Kuroshima". It is called this because the waves are close together, and it is also called a joint wave because the waves hit and stand high. In addition, bougainvillea flowers can also be seen on the slopes of Cape Lover except during the severe winter period, and the beautiful landscape of "Land no Kuroshima" and "Oki no Kuroshima" floating slightly off the coast is chosen as "Susami Hakkei" along with Eszaki and others.
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