Top Things to do in Wakayama
What to do and see in Wakayama, Kinki: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Wakayama, Japan including Wakayama Dentetsu, Wakayama Castle, Aeon Mall Wakayama, Nankai Ferry, Porto Europe, Kinokawa Service Area Outbound, Wakayama City Zoo, Kuroshio Market.
Restaurants in Wakayama
1. Wakayama Dentetsu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By PeterthePauper - Ulsan, South Korea
Having seen a frequent 'spot' on CNN titled "60-Second Vacation" which featured Wakayama Prefecture, I decided to make the short hop from South Korea across to Osaka and spend a few days exploring Wakayama and the Kii Peninsular by train. The 5-day JR-West train pass I purchased on arrival at Kansai Airport for my travels also included travel on the Wakayama Electric Railway (Wakayama Dentetsu) - Kishigawa Line, so I was able to spend a few hours traversing the 14.3km line getting on and off trains at the main intermediate stop (Idakiso) in order to try each of the 4-themed trains ('Strawberry', 'Plum', 'Toys' and 'Tama'). The narrow gauge single track railway is wonderfully retro as it rattles and rolls its' way through the Japanese countryside and although there is no particular reason for travelling to Kishi, the experience is all about travelling on these wonderfully unique trains.
2. Wakayama Castle
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 693 reviews
Reviewed By WarnerL_12 - Pasadena, United States
This is a very beautiful sticking up through the fall colors, the interior like so many other is devoted to its history. If seen from the right vantage point it is as impressive of any other well known castles.
3. Aeon Mall Wakayama
4. Nankai Ferry
5. Porto Europe
6. Kinokawa Service Area Outbound
7. Wakayama City Zoo
8. Kuroshio Market
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 250 reviews
50 minutes from Kansai International Airport (Osaka) by car. The largest number of tuna cutting shows in Japan. The fattiest part of tuna (Otoro) sushi is must-eat in this market. It's a kind of tourist seafood market. At the seaside BBQ area, you can grill & eat all the seafood purchased in Kuroshio Market. Some of the seafood can be prepared as Sashimi or steamed/boiled, free of charge.
Reviewed By jesdaap - Bangkok, Thailand
Travelers who are interested in the lifestyle and culture of tourist attractions do not miss this market where a local fruit village(market) is adjacent. The must is tasting local fresh seafood & fruits and watching the first time of tuna slice at 11.00 hrs.
