Chinese from Hong Kong love to travel, and their travels take them all over the world in search of the excitement that only comes from encountering one-of-a-kind nature, cuisine and experiences. 　In the sacred Kumano region, travelers will find the quintessence of Wakayama Prefecture on display There are many enticing and distinctively Wakayama experiences to be had, including not only a rich tapestry of natural scenery woven together from such variety as the clear blue ocean waters of Shirahama and Kushimoto, the tallest waterfall in Japan boasting a single, continuous drop, Nachi Waterfall, and the verdant mountains and pleasant hiking of the Kumano Kodo, but also a tapestry of taste made up of such delicacies as fresh tuna caught in nearby coastal waters and a colorful cornucopia of mandarin oranges, peaches and persimmons grown in the warmer seasons. As a tourism ambassador for Wakayama Prefecture, I will do my utmost to introduce even more Hong Kong Chinese to the exciting and enticing “only in Wakayama” attractions found in the Kumano region of Wakayama.