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Oharai-machi and Okage-yokocho
Ise City
Where the Townscape of the Edo Period Reappears
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
Ninja Kingdom Ise
Ise City
Meet ninjas!
Sea-Folk Museum
Toba City
Understand the relationship between man and the sea.
Townscape of Kawasaki
Ise City
The former kitchen of Ise
Katsuo no Tenpaku "Katsuo Ibushi Goya
Shima City
Experience Traditional Katsuobushi (Bonito Flake) Making Using the Tebiyama Method
Okage Yokocho
Ise City
A town developed in front of the torii gate of the Ise Jingu Inner Shrine
The Museum of Shinto and Japanese Culture, Kogakkan University
Ise City
Its public displays include a wealth of precious items such as the main pillars of the Ujibashi Bridge, special shinsen models, and local materials on subjects such as Ise kabuki and archaeology.
Amano Iwato
Shima City
The Sacred Hiding Place of Japan’s Sun Goddess
Furuichi
Ise City
Located along the main road connecting Geku and Naiku.
Watakanojima
Shima City
There are also many natural hot springs
Saiku Historical Museum
Meiwa
The Saiku Ruins and the history of Saiku and Saio.
Toba City Guide Volunteer Center
Toba City
The center is staffed by volunteers.
Osatsu Ama Museum
Toba City
Visitors can have a simulation experience using tools to remove abalones from rock surfaces.
Aisu no Yakata
Minamiise
Ikosai Aisu is respected by kendo enthusiasts as the founder of kendo.
Kikuchi Pearl
Ise City
Making your own pearl jewelry
Sarutahiko Jinja
Ise City
Today the shrine attracts visitors praying for safe journeys and business success.
Matsuo Kannonji
Ise City
For good luck and protection from bad luck.
Where Tradition Lives: The Authentic Ama Hut Experience
Shima City
This is a special and luxurious experience plan to visit a real female diver's hut.
Fisherman’s Guest House Marukinmaru
Minamiise
A Hands-On Guesthouse Run by Local Fishermen
The Sengu Museum
Ise City
Introduce the Shikinen Sengu ceremonies of Ise Jingu to the public
Ama Hut Experience with Seafood B.B.Q
Toba City
Shima City
Talking with Ama women diver and enjoy local seafood.
IseWashi Japanese Paper Mill
Ise City
Dedicated to making paper for Shinto shrines
Jingu Agriculture Museum
Ise City
National Registered Tangible Cultural Properties.
ISESHIMA TOURISM
Ise City
Toba City
Shima City
Taiki
Local Tours & activities
Try Matsusaka cotton "hand-weaving"
Matsusaka City
It became a very popular fabric for kimonos in Edo period (17th to 19th Century)
Enjoying Ama Butler’s Service and Shima’s Seafood on a Private Beach
Shima City
A luxury experience only available in Shima, where divers and first-class chefs weave together.
The islands of ISESHIMA "Kamishima / Toshijima / Sugashima / Sakatejima / Masakijima / Watakanojima"
Toba City
Shima City
Whole region is a part of Ise-Shima National Park
Bindama Road
Shima City
Romantic walk while listening to the sound of the waves.
Kashikojima (Sightseeing ship, Marineland ,Pearl Shops, etc.)
Shima City
The largest inhabited island among Ago Bay
Jingu Choko-kan Museum
Ise City
The Onshouzoku Shinpo items
Oharai-machi
Ise City
A town developed in front of the torii gate of the Ise Jingu Inner Shrine
Shima City Museum of History and Folklore
Shima City
The lifestyles of people in Shima
Matsusaka Momen: Town stroll in a kimono experience
Matsusaka City
Stroll around town in a kimono with history and tradition
Town of Painters / Daio’s Art Gallery
Shima City
Town of Painters
Ise Pearl Center
Ise City
The charm of Baroque Pearl
Himono-Juku ( Ise-head quater )
Ise City
Popular dried fish and uncommon dried fish
Anori Shrine
Shima City
The meaning of name is riding on the wave of better fortune safely
Ozaki Gakudo Memorial House
Ise City
father of parliamentary government
Jingu Museum of Fine Arts
Ise City
The concept of looking out across the history of art in Japan.