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Kumano

Kumano, located in the southeast part of the Kii-hanto Peninsula, enjoys mild weather (annual average: 17 degrees Celsius) and much rain.
The northern part of the coastline facing the Sea of Kumano is a typical saw-toothed coast continuing from the Shima-hanto Peninsula, where you can visit the columnar joint Tate-ga-saki and Atashika Beach, which is designated as one of best 100 beaches in Japan. In the southern part, you will see the World Heritage Site Oni-ga-jo, an area of strange rock formations where legend says 'oni' (demon) used to live, as well as Shichiri-Mihama, a 25-km-long seacoast of raised sand gravel.
Moving inland, the city begins to rise towards a steep mountain area of the Kii Mountains, where you can find the Yunoguchi-onsen Hot Spring, which boasts of excellent spring water qualities, Maruyama-Senmaida, designated as one of Japan's best 100 rice terraces, a number of streams, and, along the Kitayama-gawa River, Doro-kyo, the Kii's most beautiful valley.

Kumano

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