Wakayama (prefecture)

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Wakayama Prefecture (和歌山県 Wakayama-ken) is located in the southwestern part of Kansai region.

Wakayama (prefecture) Halal Travel Guide

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Cities

  • Wakayama - the prefectural capital
  • Hongu - a little mountain town surrounded by three great onsen
  • Kainan
  • Kinokawa
  • Kushimoto - town on the southernmost point of Honshu
  • Nachikatsuura - Mt. Nachi and Katsuura onsen
  • Shirahama - Shirahama Onsen and Nanki-Shirahama Airport
  • Shingu
  • Tanabe

More Destinations in Wakayama (prefecture)

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  • Mount Koya - mountaintop monastery town and the stronghold of mystical Shingon Buddhism and the site of Japan's strangest graveyard
  • Hashimoto (Wakayama)|Hashimoto
  • Yuasa
  • Kudoyama
  • Kamitonda
  • Aridagawa
  • Susami]
  • Hidakagawa
  • Minabe

Travel as a Muslim to Wakayama (prefecture)

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Muslim Friendly Rail Holidays in Wakayama (prefecture)

The main train hub is Wakayama, about one hour south of Osaka, or two hours to Kyoto on the Ocean Arrows limited express.

Travel on a Bus in Wakayama (prefecture)

How to get around in Wakayama (prefecture)

Muslim Friendly Rail Holidays in Wakayama (prefecture)

A train line runs around the southern coastline. Other train services are sparse.

What to see in Wakayama (prefecture)

Kumano Kodo Kumano Hongu Taisha World legacy 熊野本宮大社89 - |Kumano Hongu Shrine Shirahama beach is crowded with tourists every summer. The water is clear and there are lots of hotels near the beach.

The three shrines of Kumanokodo, namely Kumanohayatama, Kumanonachi and Kumanonimasu, have been named as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

What to do in Wakayama (prefecture)

1=Scuba posting|2=An underwater mailbox (すさみ海中郵便ポスト Susami Kaichu Yubin-Posto) can be found at a depth of 10 meters off the coast of Susami, Wakayama, and is certified as the "World's deepest mailbox" in the Guinness Book of World Records 2002. Special plastic postcards (¥150 domestic, ¥350 international) are available, and divers mail nearly 200 items daily in the summer peak season. The mailbox is open from April to September.

Halal Restaurants in Wakayama (prefecture)

News & References Wakayama (prefecture)


Explore more Halal friendly Destinations from Wakayama (prefecture)

  • Ise - small town in Mie prefecture with its famous shrines, can be visited by train.



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