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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
Ise Jingu (Naiku)
Ise City
Contact with Soul of Japan
EDOGAWA RAMPO museum
Toba City
The museum reproduces the retro-feel of the streets of around 1955.
Ishigami-san
Toba City
Widely worshipped by members of the local Ama community
Saiku Historical Museum
Meiwa
The Saiku Ruins and the history of Saiku and Saio.
Tsuchi-no-miya
Minamiise
Many women visit the shrine to be blessed with easy deliveries and breast milk.
Ise Jingu (Geku)
Ise City
Contact with Soul of Japan
Sarutahiko Jinja
Ise City
Today the shrine attracts visitors praying for safe journeys and business success.
Aonominesan Shofukuji
Toba City
Many Ama divers wear amulets from this temple.
Irako Seihaku's House
Toba City
Seihaku Irako was a physician and also active as a successful poet until around 1940.
Remains of Toba Castle
Toba City
Toba Castle was built by Yoshitaka Kuki
Townscape of Kawasaki
Ise City
The former kitchen of Ise
Ise Kawasaki Merchant Museum
Ise City
Roughly 300-year-old sake wholesaler's house restored as a visitor attraction
Tsukiyomi-no-miya (Geku Betsugu)
Ise City
This betsugu is a betsugu of Geku, sacred to Tsukiyomi-no-mikoto.
Izawa-no-miya
Shima City
The betsugu has been worshiped as the guardian of agriculture and fishery from ancient times.
Isawa Jinja (Kaburako-san)
Toba City
The shrine is called Kaburako-san and is a popular destination for women.
Ruin of Tamaru castle
Tamaki
Famous spot for cherry blossoms
Matsusaka Castle Ruins
Matsusaka City
Built in 1588 by Ujisato Gamo
Asamadake Kongoshoji
Ise City
The main temple building is a National Important Cultural Property.
Anori Shrine
Shima City
The meaning of name is riding on the wave of better fortune safely
Yatsushiro Jinja
Toba City
The top of 214 stone steps
Tsukiyomi-no-miya (consisting of four affiliated betsugu)
Ise City
Betsugu of Naiku, sacred to Tsukiyomi-no-mikoto
Ukehi Jinja
Shima City
This statue is popularly referred to as Hanakake Ebisu.
Itsukinomiya Hall for Historical Experience
Meiwa
Visitors can also enjoy trying on costumes of genuine royalty and nobility, such as 12-layered ceremonial kimono
Hikotaki Daimyojin
Toba City
Dedicated to the white snake.
Saimyoji Tera de Cafe
Toba City
This temple offers a handson experience called "Tera de Cafe,"
Katada Inari Jinja
Shima City
Painted with colorful flowers and birds by a prominent local artist.
Toba Oo-shoya Kadoya
Toba City
Contains valuable folk material that honors the history of Toba, including the oldest Japanese-made organ.
Takihara-no-miya
Taiki
It boasts an atmosphere probably deemed as the prototype of Naiku and its sanctuary.
Akasaki Jinja (Geku Massha)
Toba City
Akasaki jinja worships the guardian deity for harvesting marine products.
Hinjitsu-kan
Ise City
The building is said to represent the epitome of Japanese traditional architecture of the time in its sophisticated design.
Amakazukime Jinja
Toba City
Amakazukime jinja is worshipped by local Ama
Ugata Jinja
Shima City
This shrine attracts worshippers looking for luck in competitions and matches
Remains of Gokasho Castle
Minamiise
Gokasho Castle was the castle of the powerful local clan, the Aisu, from the 14th to 16th centuries.
Mishiodono Jinja
Ise City
Salt is simmered in salt water from the salt fields of Mishiohama
Rengeji
Watarai
This temple became a major foothold of the Southern Court and Emperor Godaigo
Kou Jinja
Tamaki
A small shrine enshrined first as Sarutahiko-okami
Saiku Heian Era Park
Meiwa
(Japan Heritage)Reconstructed buildings from the beginning of the 9th century.
Awamiko Jinja
Ise City
Awamiko jinja retains the tradition of offering meals to Yamatohime-no-mikoto.
Sengu Jinja
Minamiise
Valuable treasures, such as paintings related to Japanese mythology have been dedicated to this shrine.
