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Guide
Hiroyuki
Dobashi
As a nationally licensed guide (English) and proud local of Wakayama, I offer unique, in-depth experiences that go beyond the surface. My specialties lie in Japanese culture, history, traditional foods, and nature-based activities like hiking and cycling.
Whether you’re wandering through old temple grounds, tasting authentic local cuisine in hidden food spots, or hiking scenic mountain trails, I’ll guide you with local insights and cultural context that enrich every step of your journey.
From immersive heritage tours to active outdoor adventures, I tailor each experience to your pace and interests—so you can truly connect with Japan’s stories, flavors, and spirit.
About Wakayama
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Wakayama City
Wakayama City, located on the west coast of Japan’s Kii Peninsula, is the capital of Wakayama Prefecture. Known for its historic Wakayama Castle, scenic coastline, and spiritual heritage, the city offers a blend of cultural richness and natural beauty. From traditional gardens and temples to fresh seafood and hot springs, Wakayama City is a gateway to authentic Japanese experiences.
Koyasan
Koyasan, located in Wakayama Prefecture, is a sacred mountain and the heart of Shingon Buddhism in Japan. Founded by the monk Kobo Daishi over 1,200 years ago, it is home to over 100 temples, many offering temple lodging experiences. Surrounded by forested peaks, Koyasan is renowned for its spiritual atmosphere, the ancient Okunoin Cemetery, and the stunning Kongobuji Temple.
Kumano Sanzan and Kodo
The Kumano Sanzan refers to the three grand shrines—Kumano Hongu Taisha, Kumano Nachi Taisha, and Kumano Hayatama Taisha—located in the sacred Kumano region of Wakayama Prefecture. These ancient sites are key centers of pilgrimage and are deeply rooted in both Shinto and Buddhist traditions. The Kumano Kodo is a network of historic pilgrimage trails that connect these shrines, winding through lush forests, mountains, and spiritual landscapes. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the area offers a profound cultural and spiritual journey through Japan’s sacred heartland.
Arida
Arida is a coastal city in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, renowned for its sweet and juicy Arida mikan (mandarin oranges), cultivated for over 400 years on the city’s terraced slopes.
Visitors can explore historical sites like the Jōmyō-ji Temple, established in 806, featuring Kamakura-period architecture.Natural attractions include the terraced rice fields of Shimizu, which are illuminated with thousands of LED lights every September 6th, and the scenic Cosmos Park on Mt. Washigamine.Arida is also home to the Nishiarida Prefectural Natural Park, offering picturesque coastal landscapes.
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