Which country is Kii Peninsula in? Can you recommend something interesting?

I have also been to Japan twice for work reasons, mainly in Tokyo and Osaka. I always think about when I can go to other cities in Japan to get a fresh understanding of Japan. I finally found Japan, a half-sea, half-flame Mu Yi Peninsula, by repeatedly searching for those apps that talked about Japanese travel strategies.

Jiyi Peninsula is a general term. It is the largest peninsula in Japan and contains many cities. This time, we also watched a lot of raiders, and finally decided to go to Jiyishengpu, Kawamoto and Bai Bin. Do you think these three places sound particularly strange? It doesn't matter, me too. Let me try it on you first! To tell the truth, the biggest headache in traveling in Japan is the change of location. When I say this, I don't mean that the transportation in Japan is inconvenient, but because there are too many kinds, and there are a series of changes, such as travel passes and a few days of bus travel, which makes me crazy.

For example, from Kansai Airport to Jiyi Shengpu, it needs to be transferred three times, and it is impossible to connect seamlessly. When Gege and I transferred to Jizhou to prepare for Wakayama, there was only a five-minute interval between them, and it was not the kind of transfer at the same station. We have to cross an overpass to get to the boarding gate. Friendly reminder, regarding the connecting flight, we should make adequate preparations in advance, and don't miss it like me.

Among several places, my favorite is this fishing port hot spring town-Jiyishengpu. When we came here, we specially booked a characteristic hotel. The hotel was built on an island in the middle of the inland sea, so we still need to go to the dock by boat. Ito Shengpu is a famous hot spring resort. Every hotel has hot springs to soak feet, and there is also one of the most famous tuna producing areas in Japan. Memory is a place where people can simply relax. On the first day, they took a hot spring bath in the hotel. On the second day, they went out for a walk along the gate board to see those world heritage sites. Hmm! The arrangement is clear.

Bai Bin is a pure leisure city. There is a 700-meter-long beach line. Every summer, all kinds of bikini beauties can be seen everywhere. People who come here are not only Japanese natives, but also people from many other countries. Everyone likes a seaside feast in summer. If you don't like too many people, you can go to another central bathing beach like me. In addition to the sunny beach, there is also a wooden plank road, which is suitable for relaxing and walking.

Of all the scenic spots in Bai Bin, apart from Bai Liangbin, I think the most popular one is the Thousand-story Pagoda. As for why it is called this name, I think you will understand it when you see the picture below. The rocks here have been hit by rough waves for many years, and the people standing here are simply too small from a distance. I can only write here about lazy cancer attacks. If you are interested in these places, you might as well share this article with your friends and form a team!

This is a small Japanese tourist destination recommended by Bian Xiao: the sword is half sea and half flame.