Wakayama Prefecture is located in the southwestern part of the Kii Peninsula, the largest peninsula in Japan, and belongs to the southern part of the Kinki Region. Wakayama Prefecture is also divided into three regions: Kihoku, Kichu, and Kinan. The climate of Wakayama Prefecture is characterized by a Seto Inland Sea style climate in the northern part of the prefecture and a Pacific coast style climate in the southern part. Compared to the northern part of the prefecture, where the weather and humidity are stable and mild, the southern part of the prefecture is more influenced by the Kuroshio Current, which causes heavy precipitation due to typhoons. In addition, Wakayama Prefecture is home to many sightseeing spots where visitors can feel the power of nature, such as Jachi Falls, Hashigaiwa, and Ryujin Onsen Motoyu, making it a perfect destination for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and refresh themselves. Wakayama Prefecture is also a fruit tree powerhouse, boasting the nation's largest production of mandarin oranges, hassaku, persimmons, and other fruit trees. Among them, "Onshu Mikan" is loved by people of all ages, from children to adults, because its thin skin is easy to peel and its sweetness is high with little acidity. Wakayama Prefecture is a prefecture full of attractions where visitors can feel the power of nature and enjoy the spectacular scenery of each of the four seasons.