Course 6Visiting the Eight Views of Kada-ura

  1. Course 5
  2. Nankai Hachimanmae Station
  3. Kimoto hachiman-gu Miyahara
  4. Kimoto hachiman-gu
  5. Iyato hachiman-jinja Shrine
  6. Shiojizo-do ruins
  7. The estimated place as 'Kada Umaya'
  8. Old Kada Police Station
  9. Signpost
  10. Jogyoji no byakushin
  11. Mukai no bo (mukai-ke house)
  12. kogen-ji temple
  13. Signpost
  14. Kada-kasuga-jinja Shrine
  15. Syonen-ji temple
  16. Amida-ji temple
  17. Gyoja-do
  18. Awashima Shrine
  19. Ruins of a coast-battery in Kada
  20. Ruins of a coast-battery in Takurazaki
  21. Akura-no-hama
  22. Osaki (another theory)
  23. Tosa-domari
  24. Kannen-kutsu
  25. Tomogashima Gyojogosho no gaku
  26. Johon-kutsu
  27. Torajima horui ruins
  28. Akai
  29. Shinja-ike
  30. Ruins of a coast-battery in Tomogashima 4th
  31. Tsurugino-ike
  32. Imoga-shima・Katami-no-ura
  33. Ruins of a coast-battery in Tomogashima 3rd
  34. Ruins of a coast-battery in Tomogashima 5th
  35. Ruins of a coast-battery in Tomogashima 2nd
  36. Ruins of a coast-battery in Tomogashima 1st
  37. Tomogashima todai
  38. Ruins of a coast-battery in Miyama 1st
  39. Ruins of a coast-battery in Miyama 2nd
  40. Course 7
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Wakayama City Area, Shrines and Temples

Iyato hachiman-jinja Shrine

It is an Ubusunagami (guardian deity of one’s birthplace) of the Motowaki and Hino area near the Nankai Nirigahama station. There used to be teahouses lined in front of the Iyato Hachiman Jinja (shrine) in the Edo period to sell Itokirimochi (rice cakes) which were very popular to the people at that time who visited here by taking the former Kada road. The rice cakes are mentioned in the “Kishu Meisho Zue” which is a geographical booklet of historic sites written in the Edo period. They all closed down in the early Showa period.

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