Kakinogou Kudoyama Road Station

The World Heritage Information Center in Kudoyama, known for its persimmons, is a facility that provides tourist information on Kudoyama Town and Koyasan. The center introduces visitors to the charm of "Kudoyama Town, a World Heritage Site" and "Koyasan" and plays a role in conveying their appeal. The facility is divided into three zones: Kudoyama Town Zone, Machiishi Road Zone, and Koyasan Zone, where visitors can learn about the history of Kudoyama and Koyasan through panel exhibitions and other activities. In the Kudoyama Town Zone, you can experience the scenery and culture of Kudoyama, and in the Machiishi Road Zone, you can follow the historical path of Kudoyama. In the Koyasan Zone, you can learn about the charm and ascetic culture of Koyasan. The World Heritage Information Center provides valuable information for tourists and plays a role in promoting the charm of Kudoyama Town and Koyasan. It offers visitors a deep understanding and interest and provides a valuable experience of touching on the history and culture of the region!

Kakino-go Kudoyama offers a wide range of locally produced agricultural products and processed foods from Kudoyama Town and other areas of the prefecture. It brings together the charm of the rich local agricultural products and provides visitors with an enjoyable food experience. The farm stand offers a diverse selection of fresh foods such as fresh vegetables, fruits, and rice, as well as local specialties, processed foods, pickles, jams, and sweets. You can also enjoy the products of local farmers' commitment and seasonal blessings. In addition, the daily necessities corner allows Kudoyama residents to easily purchase food and daily necessities for their daily lives. Not only fresh food, but also seasonings, cooking utensils, toilet paper, and detergent are available. Furthermore, the souvenir corner collects specialty and famous products produced in Wakayama Prefecture. You can find products that are perfect for memories of your trip or gifts, and feel the charm of the region. Kakino-go Kudoyama is a place where you can experience local ingredients and specialties, and also contributes to the revitalization of the region. When you visit, please enjoy the rich agricultural products and local specialties!

At Kudoyama's Bakery Cafe, Kaki-no-Goto, they offer freshly baked delicious bread, local original "persimmon soft serve," smoothies made with fresh seasonal fruits, and more. The bread is characterized by its fragrant and chewy texture, made with carefully selected ingredients and techniques. In addition, during lunchtime, they offer not only bread and drinks but also menus such as pasta and Wakayama's long-established Bara Curry, where you can enjoy the unique taste of the local area. The dining space is also fully equipped, providing a relaxing environment. Kaki-no-Goto Bakery Cafe uses fresh local ingredients and specialty products to offer bread and menus that allow you to fully enjoy the taste of Kudoyama. Please come and taste the freshly baked bread and special menus!

The Kudoyama Sanada Museum is a facility designed to pass on the stories of the three generations of Sanada Masayuki, Sanada Nobuyuki (Yukimura), and Sanada Daisuke to future generations. The exterior is reminiscent of a samurai residence with a pure Japanese style, and the entrance welcomes visitors with statues of the three generations of Sanada Masayuki, Sanada Nobuyuki, and Sanada Daisuke. The samurai-style exterior is decorated with the Sanada family crest of a tied goose and six coins, showing attention to detail. The museum introduces the life of Sanada Yukimura, who spent 14 years in Kudoyama, through panel displays and drama-style videos. Exhibits include the Ueda period, Kudoyama period, Osaka Campaign, Kudoyama's legends, Sanada three generations' cotton paintings and books, and a Karakuri room modeled after the Sanada residence at the time, where visitors can experience the atmosphere of the time. This facility is a place where visitors can learn and experience the story and history of the Sanada clan in an enjoyable way. You can follow in the footsteps of Sanada Masayuki, Sanada Nobuyuki, and Sanada Daisuke while touching on their achievements and lifetimes. The Kudoyama Sanada Museum is an attractive spot for those interested in history and culture. As it is located near the Kudoyama Road Station Kakinogou, why not visit both places together?

Located slightly off the town stone path near Kaki no Sato Kudoyama, the Takanocho Ishimichi Observation Deck is a great spot with a fantastic view. From this observation deck, you can enjoy the view of the Kii River Plain and the surrounding area. Not only Kudoyama Town, but also Hashimoto City, Katsuragi Town, and even Koyasan can be seen from here, making the view truly spectacular. This observation deck has been selected as one of the "100 Best Places to See the Sunrise and Sunset in Japan" by the Wakayama Prefecture, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the sunrise and sunset. Especially during the sunset, the scenery of the sun sinking into the Kii River Plain becomes even more vivid. This scenic spot is a place where you can feel the beauty and vastness of nature, providing visitors with a fulfilling time. When visiting the Kaki no Sato Kudoyama area, be sure to enjoy the view from the Takanocho Ishimichi Observation Deck!