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Watakanojima
Shima City
There are also many natural hot springs
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Ama Hut Experience Facility Satoumi-an
Shima City
Experience the Unique Culture of Ama Huts in Shima
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Yokoyama View Point
Shima City
Look around 64 islands
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Oharai-machi and Okage-yokocho
Ise City
Where the Townscape of the Edo Period Reappears
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Ise Jingu (Naiku)
Ise City
Contact with Soul of Japan
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Kashikojima Station
Shima City
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Iseshi Station Tourist Information Center
Ise City
A tourist information center located in Iseshi Station
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Shima Mediterranean Village
Shima City
Resort complex includes villa-style accommodation, restaurants, cafe and shops.
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Mikimoto Pearl Island【Pearl and Demonstration of Ama】
Toba City
Make the most of a rare opportunity to fully enjoy the complete charm of pearls
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Futami Okitama Jinja（Wedded Rocks）
Ise City
famous for a pair of large and small rocks located side by side in the sea
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Okage Yokocho
Ise City
A town developed in front of the torii gate of the Ise Jingu Inner Shrine
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Kamishima
Toba City
The island is famous for the unique Geta Matsuri held on the first of January
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Ise Sea Paradise Aquarium
Ise City
Interact with Sea creatures
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Pearl Miki
Shima City
Visitors can try their hand at harvesting pearls from Akoya pearl oysters on pearl farming rafts.
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Sea-Folk Museum
Toba City
Understand the relationship between man and the sea.
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Toba Marché
Toba City
Local Produce, Buffet Dining, and a Footbath with a View Near Toba Station!
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ISESHIMA National Park
SATOYAMA & SATOUMI into which is woven a rich tapestry of history, life of the people, and nature
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Ama Hut Hachiman Kamado
Toba City
Spend Time with Active Divers in a Genuine Ama Hut
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Akafuku Main Store (Okage Yokocho)
Ise City
The three ridges on the red bean paste represent the flow of the Isuzugawa River, while the white mochi symbolizes the river’s pebbled bed.
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Toba Aquarium
Toba City
Number one in Japan in number of species housed
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Ama-goya Osatsu Kamado
Toba City
Experience Authentic Ama Culture
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Ise City Station Luggage Storage
Ise City
Hands-Free Sightseeing! Delivery to Accommodations in Ise, Toba, and Shima Areas Also Available
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Shiroyama
Toba City
A panoramic view of Toba Bay can be enjoyed
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Isuzugawa Station
Ise City
The Closest Kintetsu Stop for Visiting Ise Jingu’s Naiku
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Ise Kawasaki Merchant Museum
Ise City
Roughly 300-year-old sake wholesaler's house restored as a visitor attraction
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Kashikojima (Sightseeing ship, Marineland ,Pearl Shops, etc.)
Shima City
The largest inhabited island among Ago Bay
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Toba Marine Terminal
Toba City
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Ise Bay Ferry
Toba City
The shortest route between Iseshima and Mikawa
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Uramura oyster huts
Toba City
Enjoy delicious oysters at a baked oyster hut
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Asamadake Kongoshoji
Ise City
The main temple building is a National Important Cultural Property.
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Toba Ichiban-gai
Toba City
A Multi-Purpose Facility for Shopping, Dining, and More
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[Luxury Course] Local fresh fish shop premium backyard experience~ Premium ingredients crafted with masterful skill ~
Shima City
This is an experience in the premium backyard of a famous fish shop, beloved by the locals, handling a wide variety of fresh fish caught in the rich seas of Ise-Shima.
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Toba Lookout Point and Pearl Road
Toba City
You can see the Mt.Fuji on a sunny day
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Matsusaka Castle Ruins
Matsusaka City
Built in 1588 by Ujisato Gamo
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Ise Jingu (Geku)
Ise City
Contact with Soul of Japan
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Bicycle Journey ISE-SHIMA
Shima City
Enjoy the cycling in ISESHIMA national park with full-supported service.
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Sightseeing Limited Express "Shimakaze"
To Iseshima with quality relaxation
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Ugura Picnic Site【heart-shaped bay】
Minamiise
Survey the bays
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Sugashima
Toba City
Production of dried seafood is a major industry on Sugashima.
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Katsuo no Tenpaku "Katsuo Ibushi Goya
Shima City
Experience Traditional Katsuobushi (Bonito Flake) Making Using the Tebiyama Method
