
2026 Bunri Ikoi no Hiroba Pool Full-Day Course
A full-day course centered on "Bunri Ikoi no Hiroba Pool" (文里いこいの広場プール), an outdoor leisure pool in Tanabe City, Wakayama Prefecture, which operates from Saturday, July 4, 2026 to Monday, August 31, 2026 (July 4–17: weekends only; from July 18 onward: daily; open 10:00–16:45). In the morning, visit Tōkei Shrine (闘鶏神社), a component asset of the UNESCO World Heritage "Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range," known for its cockfighting legend, and experience Tanabe's history and natural charm. Next, explore Tenjin Cape (天神崎), a scenic area of rocky shores and tidal flats known as the birthplace of Japan's National Trust movement, where you can observe tide pool creatures. After lunch, it's time for Bunri Ikoi no Hiroba Pool. The facility features changing rooms, showers, toilets, and lockers with affordable admission (adults ¥320, students ¥160, small children ¥80). With a location overlooking Tanabe's bay, you can enjoy water play in a relaxed, locally-focused atmosphere without overcrowding. Spend the afternoon until evening closing time playing freely and making a splash—the ultimate Tanabe summer immersion course for families.
Schedule

Visit to Tanabe's Historic Shrine Registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Observe Tide Pool Creatures at the Birthplace of Japan's National Trust Movement

Water Play Until Evening at a Locally-Rooted Outdoor Pool with Changing Rooms and Showers
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