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Not included: Admission to Toretore Onsen: Adults 980 yen (junior high school students and above) Children 500 yen (3 years old and above, up to 12 years old); Admission to Sandanbeki Cave observation deck ticket prices: Adults: ¥1500, Children ages 6-11: ¥750, Children 5 and under: Free; Meals and beverages; Other personal expenses
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From adorable cat stationmasters to the vast Pacific coastline, this is a healing one-day Wakayama itinerary that brings together gentle everyday life and magnificent nature 🐱🌊. The journey begins at Kishi Station. This originally quiet little station was remembered by the world because of a cat named Tama. Walking into the station, cat elements can be seen everywhere, and the station building, trains, and souvenirs all have a relaxed and childlike atmosphere. The short special train experience is more like a small fairy tale, quietly connecting the emotions between people and places. Then turn to the lively Shirahama Tore Tore Market. This is a paradise for seafood lovers, with fresh catches neatly displayed, and the market is full of vitality and aroma. If you encounter a tuna dissection show, the atmosphere at the scene will be instantly full. 🐟. After the meal, you can choose to go to Shirahama Onsen to relax your body slowly. The sodium bicarbonate spring water is warm and soft. While bathing in the hot spring, you can feel the long-lasting atmosphere of this ancient hot spring town and store energy for the afternoon trip. In the evening, come to Senjojiki and Sandanbeki, and the style of painting gradually turns into shock. The layers of rock formations appear rugged and vast under the beating of the waves. At sunset, golden light洒 on the sea, and time seems to be stretched. Walking into the Sandanbeki Cave, deep into the bottom of the cliff, listening to the sound of the waves echoing in the cave, history and nature intertwine to create a primitive and strong sense of existence 🌅. On this day, from the gentle gaze of the cat to the raging waves of the Pacific Ocean, Wakayama uses the most sincere way to leave just the right amount of emotion between cuteness and magnificence.