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Kumano Yamamomo Syrup” made from mountain peaches in the Kumano Kodo area is now on sale.

2023.03.13

The Kumano Kodo, a pilgrimage route leading to the Kumano Hongu Taisha Shrine, is registered as a World Heritage site and consists of several paths in Wakayama, Nara, and Mie prefectures, including Nakahechi, which is said to have been walked by the greatest number of pilgrims since ancient times.
Syrup made from “yamamomo (mountain peach)” grown in the Kumano Kodo area is now on sale at online stores and tourist information centers.

How to Buy

<Online store>
>Yahoo Shop
>Tabechoku
>Kumano Berry

<Local>
・Kuchikumano Kamitonda Tourist Information Center in Wakayama Prefecture
・Several hotels in Wakayama Prefecture
・Roadside Stations in Wakayama Prefecture
・Several food and beverage locations in the prefecture

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