Nachikatsuura Town in Higashimuro District, Wakayama Prefecture, is located at the southeastern tip of the Kii Peninsula, a town with a warm climate surrounded by magnificent nature. It boasts many attractions in Japan, including Nachi Falls, which is 133 meters below the waterfall, and the largest catch of fresh tuna caught using longline fishing. It also boasts the largest number of hot springs in Wakayama Prefecture and many tourist attractions, attracting many tourists every year. Tourist attractions include the Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes of the Kii Mountain Range, a World Heritage Site, and the Butsubutsu River, Japan's smallest river. Local specialties include fresh tuna caught using longline fishing and Kuroshio strawberries, which are cultivated in the Ota region, where the Ota River flows leisurely, and are characterized by their pleasant aroma and sweetness.