All lines open! I ran the Kinokawa Fruit Line│Japan Touring

This time, as a result of searching for the entrance on the west side of the fruit line with the help of Google Maps, I found this place.
“Are you sure it’s a fruit line?” “Yes, there are fruit trees…”
Apparently, the whole line was recently opened, so it seems that it was not reflected in Google Maps yet. I entered without knowing the correct entrance.
For the time being, I headed toward my destination, Kudoyama Station, but I wanted to run on the newly opened section, so I made a U-turn early.

し、西側の始点からもう一度走り直します。

As the name suggests, the Fruit Line has fruit farms on both sides. what kind of tree? Thinking about it, I looked it up and it looks like a persimmon. When I was running, I always thought it was a mandarin orange.
I thought persimmon trees were taller, and when I thought of Wakayama, I had an image of mandarin oranges rather than persimmons.
In fact, Wakayama is said to be the number one producer of persimmons in Japan (*2022), and Nara Prefecture, which has an image of persimmons, is said to be the second largest in Japan.