[During Your Kumano Trip] Nachisan Tourist Center

Located in Nachikatsuura Town, Wakayama Prefecture, the **Nachisan Tourist Center** is a rest facility that serves as a base when visiting Kumano Nachi Taisha, Seiganto-ji Temple on Mount Nachi, and Nachi Waterfall. Nearby is Daimonzaka on the Kumano Kodo trail, making it the perfect spot to take a break after completing the climb.

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The return bus to Nachikatsuura Station also starts here (at the “Nachisan” bus stop). While most people board at the “Nachi Waterfall” stop, if you want a comfortable seat, this is highly recommended! Why not visit the Nachisan Tourist Center while waiting for the bus?

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The premises include a spacious parking lot that can accommodate 20 sightseeing buses and about 70 regular cars. Clean restrooms and rest areas are available, and the center is bustling with tourists before and after their visit to Nachisan.

Dining Area

At the café corner of the Nachisan Tourist Center, you can enjoy dishes such as curry and udon made with Kumano beef, as well as local milk-based sweets like the “Black Candy Soft Serve” and the refreshing “Jabara Soft Serve,” which uses the unique citrus fruit “Jabara” from Kitayama Village.

Kumano beef curry & udon, Jabara soft serve, etc.

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Souvenir Corner

Inside the shop, you’ll find a wide variety of local specialties and souvenirs. In addition to “Nachi Black Candy,” inspired by Nachi black stones, there are Wakayama’s famous pickled plums, honey from the Kumano region, and many other products.

Nachi Black Candy

You’ll also find high-quality clothing items unique to the Kumano Kodo area and adorable, carefully crafted commemorative plush toys. Be sure to pick out a favorite item when you visit! These products make wonderful souvenirs that reflect the culture and character of the Kumano region, leaving you with lasting memories of your trip.

Access Information

Address: 442-2 Mount Nachi, Nachikatsuura Town -gun, Wakayama Wakayama Prefecture
Business hours: 9:00-17:00 Parking: 20 tourist bus spaces, approximately 70 regular cars, free (charges apply during peak periods as detailed below)
*Peak season: Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, New Year's holidays, Obon, Golden Week, etc. 500 yen per standard car

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