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CountryJapan
Cities PostedIse , Kameyama , Iga , Komono , Kihoku , Mihama , Taiki , Kiho , Kumano , Tsu , Kuwana 
Mie Travel TipsMie Prefecture is a prefecture located in the Chubu region of Japan. This prefecture is home to many tourist attractions such as Ise Grand Shrine and Suzuka Circuit. It is also known for its beautiful natural environment and traditional culture.

Ise Grand Shrine is the oldest shrine in Japan and is known as the spiritual center for the Japanese people. Every year, many visitors come to worship, and especially during the Shikinen Sengu period, large crowds gather. In addition, in the city of Ise, there are other historical shrines and beautiful scenery such as Ise-Shima Skyline and Futamiokitama Shrine.

Suzuka Circuit is famous as the mecca of motorsports in Japan. Races such as the F1 Japanese Grand Prix and Super GT are held here. In addition, the general public can also drive on the circuit with rental karts.

Mie Prefecture also has many beautiful natural environments. Ise-Shima National Park offers coastal and rocky landscapes where you can enjoy beautiful scenery throughout the four seasons. In addition, in the sea of Ise-Shima, you can also enjoy fresh and delicious seafood.

Traditional culture is also one of the charms of Mie Prefecture. At the Iga-ryu Ninja Museum, you can learn about the history and techniques of ninjas. In addition, traditional festivals and events are held in the city of Ise, where you can experience the enthusiasm of the local people.

Mie Prefecture has good transportation access and is easily accessible from Nagoya and Osaka. It is a popular travel destination for many people because it offers tourist attractions, beautiful nature, and traditional culture to enjoy.

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Cities Posted	Ise , Kameyama , Iga , Komono , Kihoku , Mihama , Taiki , Kiho , Kumano , Tsu , Kuwana

Sightseeing in「Mie」

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Naikū the Inner Shrine@OU_odekake_club

The Naiku, located in Ise City, Mie Prefecture, is a part of Ise Grand Shrine and is known as the oldest shrine in Japan. Naiku is a shrine dedicated to Amaterasu Omikami, the ancestral deity of the Japanese imperial family, and is famous for enshrining her. Naiku is surrounded by beautiful natural surroundings, and visitors can feel a sacred atmosphere in its quiet ambiance. Additionally, Naiku is the most important place within Ise Grand Shrine, attracting many visitors every year. Naiku is a must-visit spot for those interested in experiencing Japanese tradition and history, as it allows them to immerse themselves in Japanese culture. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Kameyama Castle@OU_odekake_club

Kameyama Castle is a Japanese castle located in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture. It was built during the Warring States period and is known as the residence of the lord of Kameyama Domain, the Ii family. The castle grounds contain remnants such as the main bailey, second bailey, and third bailey, with structures like stone walls and towers being highlights. From Kameyama Castle, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of Kameyama City and Ise Bay, offering a splendid landscape. Today, it has been developed into Kameyama Castle Ruins Park and has become a popular tourist spot visited by many tourists and history enthusiasts. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Seki Post Office@OU_odekake_club

Kan Post Office is a post office located in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture. It provides important services to local residents, including receiving and sending mail, as well as handling savings and insurance procedures. It is also equipped with convenient facilities such as Yu-Yu counters and ATMs, making it highly convenient. It is an indispensable presence for the local community, and the friendly staff who provide courteous service are well-regarded. Kan Post Office contributes to the local community and is a place where people can use postal services with peace of mind. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Sekiyado@OU_odekake_club

Seki-juku is a historical post town located in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, which flourished as a post town on the Ise Kaido during the Edo period. Today, the old streets, storehouses, and samurai residences that retain the atmosphere of that time are preserved, making it a popular spot for tourists. At the heart of Seki-juku, there are attractions such as the ruins of Seki-juku Castle and Seki-juku Honjin, making it an appealing place for those interested in history and culture. Additionally, there are abundant hot springs and nature in the surrounding area, allowing visitors to spend a relaxing time. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Seki Jizo-in@OU_odekake_club

Sekiji Jizo-in is a historic temple located in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, which was founded in the Heian period. The temple grounds feature beautiful gardens and Buddhist statues designated as important cultural properties, providing a healing atmosphere for visitors. In particular, during spring, cherry blossoms bloom beautifully, attracting many tourists and believers. Sekiji Jizo-in is also a place of worship for local residents, playing a central role in the community. As a temple with a charming blend of history and nature, it is loved by many people. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Ishii Brothers Kameyama Revenge Ruins@OU_odekake_club

The Ishii Brothers' Kameyama Revenge Site is a historical site located in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture. This place is known as the setting of the Kameyama Incident carried out by the Ishii Brothers during the Meiji era, and it is believed to be the location where the Ishii Brothers fought their enemies. The site contains materials and exhibits that convey the situation at that time, providing visitors with an opportunity to reflect on the circumstances of the past. The Ishii Brothers' Kameyama Revenge Site is a valuable spot not only for locals but also for those interested in history and culture, as it serves as a place that conveys important events in Japan's history. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Nishimachi Tonyabaatoato - Ruins of the Western Town Market@OU_odekake_club

The Nishimachi Warehouse Site in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, is a historical site of a commercial facility that flourished during the Edo period. During the Edo period, this area prospered as a distribution center for goods, with many merchants coming and going. Today, remnants such as stone walls, wells, and storehouses remain, allowing visitors to imagine the commercial activities of that time. Additionally, there are historical buildings and museums in the surrounding area, making it a valuable place to learn about the region's history and culture. The Nishimachi Warehouse Site is a precious archaeological site where visitors can touch upon the history and development of commerce in the region. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Former Sano Family Residence@OU_odekake_club

The former Sano family residence is a historical building located in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, and is designated as an important cultural property of Japan. This building is a thatched-roof farmhouse built in the mid-Edo period, showcasing traditional Japanese architectural style. Inside the residence, visitors can see furnishings and tools from that era, giving them a glimpse of life in old Japan. The spacious garden on the premises allows visitors to enjoy the changing scenery throughout the four seasons. The former Sano family residence, where you can experience the traditional way of life in Japan, is recommended for those interested in traditional Japanese architecture and lifestyle, offering a chance to feel the local history and culture. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Experiences in「Mie」

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Iga Ninja Museum@OU_odekake_club

The "Iga-ryu Ninja Museum" is located in Iga City, Mie Prefecture, and is a facility that introduces the history and techniques of the Iga-ryu ninja. Inside the museum, there are exhibits on the ninja's way of life, training methods, weapons, codes, and more. Visitors can also enjoy popular displays such as a corner where they can try on ninja costumes and exhibits of ninja scrolls. Additionally, ninja shows with powerful actions and tricks are regularly held for entertainment. Iga City is known as the hometown of ninjas, and the Iga-ryu Ninja Museum is a valuable facility that conveys its history and traditions, making it worth a visit. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Basho Ongakinenkan@OU_odekake_club

"Basho Ongi Memorial Hall" is a facility located in Iga City, Mie Prefecture, dedicated to introducing the life and literary activities of Matsuo Basho. The exhibition room displays Basho's letters, works, and materials related to his life, allowing visitors to catch a glimpse of his footsteps and personality. In addition, there is a garden and a tea room on the premises, creating a space that evokes the era of Basho for visitors. Various events and workshops are held seasonally, making Basho Ongi Memorial Hall a valuable place for those interested in literature and haiku. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Danjiri Hall@OU_odekake_club

The "Danjiri Kaikan" is located in Iga City, Mie Prefecture, and is a facility that introduces the history and culture of Iga's Danjiri Festival. Here, you can learn about the production process of danjiri floats and the traditional festival customs. In the exhibition rooms, danjiri models and related materials are displayed, allowing visitors to experience the regional characteristics and the charm of the festival in Iga. There are also corners where you can actually experience danjiri floats and enjoy videos of the festival. For those interested in Iga's culture and festivals, this facility offers a valuable experience. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Eating in「Mie」

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Treasure Pavilion@OU_odekake_club

"Zuihoken" is a historic ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurant) located in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, with its founding dating back to the late Edo period. It is characterized by traditional Japanese architectural style and gardens, and is known for its high-class kaiseki cuisine. The dishes, made with seasonal ingredients that change throughout the year, as well as the carefully crafted dishes, offer the charm of being able to fully enjoy local ingredients and culture. In addition, it caters to a wide range of needs such as formal entertaining, celebrations, and tourism, making it a place where you can experience the tradition and aesthetic sense of Japan. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Iga Beef Steak House Grazie@OU_odekake_club

"Iga Beef Steakhouse Grazie" is a popular restaurant located in Iga City, Mie Prefecture. Here, you can enjoy the luxurious taste of Iga beef. Iga beef is known for its beautifully marbled meat and exquisite flavor, and its superb steaks have captivated many food enthusiasts. The restaurant has a calm yet cozy atmosphere, making it ideal for meals with family and friends. Guests can also enjoy seasonal menu changes and wine pairings, making it a popular spot not only for locals but also for tourists to fully savor the deliciousness of Iga. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Akafuku Main Store@Lea

Akafuku Main Store is a long-established Japanese confectionery store located in Ise City, Mie Prefecture. Particularly famous for a traditional Ise delicacy called "akafuku," which is a combination of sweet red bean paste and mochi, it is beloved by both tourists and locals. Visitors can enjoy factory tours to observe the manufacturing process and even participate in hands-on experiences inside the store. Its close proximity to Ise Jingu Shrine also makes it popular among tourists. With its charming traditional appearance that exudes a sense of history and the delicious Japanese sweets it offers, Akafuku Main Store is a must-visit spot when in Ise City. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Dango shop@Lea

"Dango-ya" is a popular traditional Japanese sweets shop located in Ise City, Mie Prefecture. Here, a variety of traditional dango and other Japanese sweets are offered. It is particularly popular among visitors to Ise Jingu Shrine and tourists, as well as being loved by locals. The shop has a calming Japanese atmosphere, and seasonal limited edition Japanese sweets that change with the seasons can also be enjoyed. Additionally, they offer a selection of sweets that are sure to be appreciated as gifts or souvenirs. When visiting Ise City, why not enjoy the taste of tradition at "Dango-ya"? [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Shopping in「Mie」

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Komono (Roadside Station)

Komono (Roadside Station) is a fascinating stopover located in the town of Komono. Set within the heart of Japan, specifically in the Mie Prefecture, this roadside station serves as a delightful pit stop for travelers. The station offers an array of amenities and attractions for its visitors. They can relish fresh, local produce at on-site farmers’ markets or delve into delightful meals at diverse restaurants. The station also boasts retail stores, selling a sweeping range of local crafts and unique souvenirs. Anyone who is looking for serenity amidst nature can explore the nearby parks and walking trails. Overall, Komono (Roadside Station), with its charm and services, significantly enhances the joy of any road trip in Mie, Japan. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Kaisan (Roadside Station)

The Roadside Station Kaisan is a rest stop oasis that serves as a gateway to the beauty and bounty of the sea and mountains. It's located in the heart of the Shima Peninsula, which is bordered by Ise Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Being situated in Mie Prefecture, Japan, it attracts visitors with its fresh local seafood, abundant seasonal produce and local specialty products. Along with a market offering an assortment of local goods, Kaisan offers scenic views of Ago Bay. Additionally, restaurants in the facility serve delicious meals, showcasing the flavors of the region. By providing a diverse representation of regional culture and products, Roadside Station Kaisan offers an enjoyable stopover for food, shopping, and relaxation for travelers exploring the richness of Mie. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Park Shichiri-Mihama (Roadside Station)

Park Shichiri-Mihama (Roadside Station) is a multifunctional rest area that offers a range of services and facilities for road travelers to enjoy. Located in the Mie Prefecture of Japan, this roadside station hosts a unique plethora of attributes that extend beyond traditional station offerings. It boasts scenic ocean views, making it an ideal place for relaxation. Apart from providing extensive parking areas, it houses food corners offering local gastronomy, souvenir shops selling regional specialties, and farmers markets offering fresh, locally sourced produce. The park also has playground facilities for children, making it an enjoyable stop-off point for families. As an added bonus, the station is equipped with clean bathrooms and information centers aiding visitors with local tourist information, conveying a slice of Mie's cultural heritage to its visitors. Overall, Park Shichiri-Mihama is a welcoming pit stop for those traveling in Mie, Japan, merging utility with recreation beautifully. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Okuisekisutsukikan (Roadside Station)

Inside the facility, visitors can learn about wood-related knowledge and techniques through wood-related exhibits and crafts. Workshops on woodworking and wood carving are also available, allowing visitors to experience the fun of working with wood on their own. The Tsutsukikan also has a restaurant and store that use locally grown wood. Delicious dishes using local ingredients and wood products are available for sale, allowing visitors to enjoy local flavors and crafts. In addition, the area surrounding "Roadside Station Okuiseki-Tsumogikan" is rich in nature, and visitors can enjoy outdoor activities such as forest walks and fishing. It is an attractive tourist spot where visitors can relax in nature while becoming familiar with wood. [Original text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Kiho Town Sea Turtle Park (Roadside Station)

The Kiho Town Sea Turtle Park (Roadside Station) is a unique, interactive location for animal and nature enthusiasts. Set in the lovely coastal town of Kiho, this park allows visitors to experience the thrill of witnessing sea turtles in their natural habitat. Located in the scenic prefecture of Mie, Japan, it is renowned for being a sanctuary for these majestic creatures. Apart from its environmental attraction, the roadside station also features local souvenirs and a restaurant offering delicious, authentic cuisine giving visitors a taste of Kiho's rich cultural heritage. With its serene atmosphere, the Kiho Town Sea Turtle Park offers an unforgettable experience, enabling people to appreciate nature while learning about the importance of conservation. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Kumano Kinokuni (Roadside Station)

Kumano Kinokuni (Roadside Station) is an inviting stopover known for its rich history, cultural profundity, and picturesque surroundings. Located in the Kansai region, it is part of Mie Prefecture and epitomizes the essence of traditional Japanese lifestyle. Its charming setting in Japan offers tourist attractions whose antiquity dates back to thousands of years. Kumano Kinokuni provides visitors with insights into the local produce, gastronomic delights, and unique handicrafts, offering a snapshot of the area’s livelihood. The roadside station is an essential pit-stop for those navigating Japan's highway network, offering a rest space and a chance to experience local culture in a relaxed setting. A visit to Kumano Kinokuni equals an immersion in the past and a closer interaction with the authentic spirit of Japan’s regional life. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

Transportation in「Mie」

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Seki Station@OU_odekake_club

Seki Station is located in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture, and serves as a major transportation hub with JR Kansai Main Line and Kintetsu Nagoya Line services. The area around the station is well-equipped with commercial facilities and dining options, catering to local residents and tourists. Additionally, there is a bus terminal in front of the station, functioning as a hub for public transportation. Seki Station provides good access to cities such as Nagoya and Osaka, making it a convenient location for tourism and business. The surrounding area boasts many historical tourist attractions, making it known as a station where you can experience the charm of the region. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Tianjin Station@OU_odekake_club

Tsu Station is a railway station located in Tsu City, Mie Prefecture, and serves as an important transportation hub where the JR West's Kansai Main Line and Sangū Line intersect. The station area is well-equipped with commercial facilities and restaurants, making it a convenient place for tourists and local residents. In addition, Tsu Station provides good access to major tourist destinations in Mie Prefecture, such as Ise Grand Shrine and Suzuka Circuit. The station building has a modern design and is also barrier-free. Tsu Station is not only a crucial transportation hub but also an important presence contributing to the revitalization of the region. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Fifty Bells River Station@OU_odekake_club

Gozurugawa Station is a station located in Ise City, Mie Prefecture. It is a station on the JR Sangū Line and plays an important role as an access point to Ise Jingu Shrine. The station is conveniently located for accessing the center of Ise City and the popular tourist spots of Naiku and Geku, attracting many tourists and worshippers. Inside the station, there are tourist information centers, shops, and restaurants, enhancing the convenience for tourists. Gozurugawa Station is an important transportation hub for people visiting Ise City and is often used for visiting Ise Jingu Shrine and sightseeing trips. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Ueno-shi Station@OU_odekake_club

Ueno-shi Station is located in Iga City, Mie Prefecture, and is a station that can be accessed via the JR Sangi Line. The area around the station is home to commercial facilities and restaurants, making it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. Additionally, there is a bus terminal in front of the station, serving as a hub for public transportation. Surrounding Ueno-shi Station are historical tourist spots and nature-rich parks, attracting many tourists. For local residents, it is a convenient station for daily life, and its excellent transportation access makes it widely used by many people. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Iga-Ueno Station@OU_odekake_club

Iga-Ueno Station is located in Iga City, Mie Prefecture, and is a station operated by JR West Japan. Mostly trains on the Tokaido Main Line and the Kansai Main Line stop at this station, making it convenient for access to Kyoto and Osaka. The area around the station is dotted with historical tourist spots such as the Iga-ryu Ninja Museum and the ruins of Ueno Castle. In addition, Iga-Ueno Station provides good access to tourist destinations and hot spring resorts within Iga City, making it popular among tourists. The station building has a modern design and is equipped with facilities that prioritize convenience and comfort. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Iga-Kobe Station@OU_odekake_club

Iga-Kobe Station is a station located in Iga City, Mie Prefecture, and is served by JR West's Yoro Line. The station building is made of wood and is used by tourists as a gateway to the Iga-ryu Ninja House and the Iga-ryu Ninja Museum, which are representative tourist spots in Iga City. In addition, there are many commercial facilities and restaurants around the station, which are also used by local residents. Iga-Kobe Station serves as a convenient transportation hub for tourists visiting Iga City, as well as for commuters and students, contributing to the revitalization of the region. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Ise-shi Station (Sangu Line)

Ise-shi Station, situated on the Sangu Line, serves as a significant transport hub in its locality. Nestled in the heart of Mie Prefecture, Japan, it connects the city with numerous train services operating throughout the region. This major railway station includes both limited express and local train services, enhancing the convenience and accessibility for both residents and visitors. Guaranteeing easy navigation, the station provides clear signage in both English and Japanese. The vicinity of Ise-shi Station is also enriched with a selection of amenities such as eateries, shops, and a tourist information center. From this station, many of the important cultural and historical sites of Mie are readily reachable, making it an ideal starting point for numerous sightseeing activities. Overall, Ise-shi Station on the Sangu Line plays a vital role in facilitating efficient and comfortable transportation in Mie, Japan. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]

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Kuwana Station (Nagoya Line)

Kuwana Station (Nagoya Line) is a prominent railway station. It's known for its robust infrastructure and strategic location. The station is nestled in Kuwana, a city richly steeped in history with unique attractions like Nagashima Spa Land and the Nabana no Sato flower park. Located in the Mie Prefecture of Japan, it's serviced by the Nagoya Line, a significant commuter rail line of Central Japan Railways. The station epitomizes efficiency and organization with its scheduling and general services. In addition to its local importance, Kuwana Station (Nagoya Line) acts as a symbolic gateway that aids in connecting the Mie Prefecture with other regions of Japan. Regular and comfortable trains make it quite a convenient transportation hub for both locals and travelers. [Text: @AI, Translation: @AI]