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Encyclopedia > Shirahama > ,-Wakayama

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Shirahama travel guide - Wikitravel (338 words)
Shirahama (白浜, [1]) is located on the western coast of Wakayama prefecture, Japan.
The main shirahama beach is lined with hotels like a mini Waikiki.
The easiest way to get to Nanki Shirahama is by air or by train to avoid the traffic jams on the country roads leading into Tanabe City and Shirahama.
JNTO Website | Find a Location | Wakayama | Nanki Shirahama (249 words)
Shirahama-cho, a center town of Nanki, is a typical hot-spring resort facing the Pacific Ocean in the Kii-hanto Peninsula and is known as one of Japan's three largest spas together with Beppu in Oita and Atami in Shizuoka.
Collectively called the Shirahama-onsen Hot Springs comprises the Yuzaki-onsen Hot Spring, long known for open-air bathing in manually hollowed rock tubs and other hot springs at Shirahama opened early in the 20th century, Higashi-Shirahama, Tsunashirazu and others.
Two hours and 15 minutes from Shin-Osaka Station to Shirahama Station by JR Kisei Honsen Line.
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