和歌山県 · Shrines & temples
Koyasan Kongobuji
高野町 高野
The head temple of the Shingon school, opened by Kukai. Along the approach to the inner sanctuary stand some 200,000 graves, from Sengoku warlords to …
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和歌山県 · Shrines & temples
高野町 高野
The head temple of the Shingon school, opened by Kukai. Along the approach to the inner sanctuary stand some 200,000 graves, from Sengoku warlords to …
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田辺市 紀中
The centre of the three Kumano shrines. There are almost no other cases in the world of a pilgrimage road itself becoming World Heritage. Being far fr…
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新宮市 紀南
One of the three Kumano shrines. Many of its sacred treasures are designated National Treasures.
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那智勝浦町 紀南
Nachi Falls drops about 133 metres, and the fall itself is the deity. With Seiganto-ji next door, it keeps the form of a faith in which gods and buddh…
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那智勝浦町 紀南
The first temple of the Saigoku 33 Kannon pilgrimage. Known for the view of its three-storey pagoda against Nachi Falls, it keeps the form of a faith …
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和歌山市 紀北
Two jingu stand side by side in one precinct. One of the few shrines that may call itself jingu.
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日高川町 紀中
The setting of the legend of Anchin and Kiyohime, which became a whole genre of Noh and kabuki plays.
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高野町 高野
Kobo Daishi is held to be alive here still, deep in meditation, and food is carried to him twice a day.
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高野町 高野
About 49 metres tall. Its interior is a mandala rendered in three dimensions.
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高野町 高野
The area Kukai laid out first. Halls and pagodas stand around the golden hall.
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高野町 高野
Banryutei is among the largest rock gardens in Japan. Its painted screens and its kitchen are open to visitors.
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高野町 高野
More than fifty temple lodgings take in pilgrims. Vegetarian meals, and morning service.
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田辺市 紀中
The original site of Kumano Hongu Taisha. The largest torii in Japan stands here.
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那智勝浦町 紀南
A drop of 133 metres. The fall itself is the deity of Hiro Jinja, which has no hall at all.
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新宮市 紀南
A giant rock at the top of 538 steep stone steps. At the Oto festival men run down carrying torches.
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那智勝浦町 紀南
A paved stretch of the Nakahechi route of the Kumano Kodo, running through an avenue of cedars.
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田辺市ほか 紀中
The route joining Koyasan directly to Kumano Hongu. It crosses three passes.
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那智勝浦町 紀南
The starting point of the Fudaraku crossings, in which a monk was sealed into a boat and set adrift towards the southern sea.
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和歌山市 紀北
Known for the earliest cherry blossom in the Kansai region. You climb 231 steps.
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紀の川市 紀北
The dry landscape garden before the main hall is a Place of Scenic Beauty.
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岩出市 紀北
Its great pagoda is the largest wooden tahoto in Japan and a National Treasure. It was the base of the Negoro warriors, who carried firearms.
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和歌山市 紀北
It enshrines the deity of waka poetry. A scenic spot sung of in the Manyoshu.
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和歌山市 紀北
You climb the 108 steps of the Samurai Slope. It is called the Nikko of the Kansai region.
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田辺市 紀中
The most walked of the pilgrimage routes. Small shrines called the ninety-nine oji line the way.
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