2025 Ise Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Ise Jingu Shrine, which can be called "the shrine" in Japan by the Imperial Daishin Shrine (inner palace) dedicated to Amaterasu Omikami Toyoshou Ojingu Shrine (Outer Palace) dedicated to the God of Toyoshou The 125 shrines cover an area almost equivalent to the center of Paris, France Pray for the prosperity of the royal family, the peace of the nation and a good harvest This bridge on the Isuzu River is the entrance to the inner palace It can also be said to be the dividing line between the holy world and the human mortal world Usually through torii ⛩️ is to go straight through But this is a sacred place Japanese 🇯🇵 will bow first before passing through To show respect for this holy place It has a history of 2000 years It has survived so many earthquakes and tsunamis but it still stands The forest🌳 is very tall and beautiful It has a very spiritual feeling Remember to go to the Mitaba in the Isuzu River Wash your hands clean with the stream water here Shooting is not allowed in the shrine You must do it yourself once in life Feel the aura of the Japanese shrine🇯🇵 forest🌳 Left in front of the door to the sanctuary TOEFL Yokomiya has street shopping and delicious food End image: Attached JR transportation Environment 🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻 Transportation 🐻🐻🐻 History 🐻🐻🐻🐻🐻 Amusement 🐻🐻🐻🐻 📍Ujikan-cho, Ise, Mie Prefecture #Forest #Ise Shrine #100 Ways to Travel #Japan Attractions #Outdoor Activities #Courage Bears Break into the World

Location: Ise Jingu Address: 1 Ujidate-cho, Ise City, Mie Prefecture Access: 10 minutes by car from Ise IC Ise Jingu is a large shrine that even Japanese people have heard of, and it was a wonderful place where you could feel nature even on the way to worship. It's a large shrine, so you have to walk, but the air is fresh, so we arrived at the worship site surprisingly quickly. Even if you arrive at the shrine and climb the stairs, you can't go further inside, but the worship site is right after you climb the stairs, so everyone worships there before going home. It was about a 15-minute walk round trip, so I thought it was easy to visit. #Architecture and Culture #Mie Prefecture #Mie #Ise Jingu #Ise Shima

#KinkiTourism Opening in April 2024 I went to a cafe that is not well known yet BonTin cafe Misogi This is actually the grounds of Futami Okitama Shrine It's just a one-minute walk from the famous Meoto Iwa The specialty coffee, carefully brewed one cup at a time, was absolutely delicious! The sandwiches were also the perfect match of tender pork and coleslaw Next time I'd like to try the scones and cheesecake Looking forward to it✨ After walking from the parking lot to the main hall and Meoto Iwa, stretch your legs a little further! Please head towards Futami Sea Paradise You can take a break at this stylish cafe! 📌 BonTin cafe Misogi 575-2 Futamicho E, Ise City, Mie Prefecture, Futami Okitama Shrine OPEN 9:00~17:00 Closed on Wednesdays ・There doesn't seem to be a dedicated parking lot for the cafe, but there are a few free parking spaces at Futami Okitama Shrine ⚠︎Cashless payment only Please note that you cannot pay with cash! ꒰ঌ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈໒꒱ Thank you for reading to the end Like! I'm happy to receive comments ·͜· ꕤ︎︎ Adults can enjoy it too ・Hotels ・Cafes and gourmet ・Tourist spots etc. We provide travel tips that make travel lovers think "Maybe I want to go𓂃◌𓈒𓐍" I'll cry tears of joy if you follow me❤︎ ꒰ঌ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈໒꒱ #IseShimaTourism #FutamiOkitamaShrine #MieCafe #FutamigauraMeotoIwa #Ise #CafeWithOceanView

#IseJingu⛩ #Naiku 🚃JR Nagoya Station to Ujiyamada Station, about 1 hour 40 minutes 🚌or🚗About 10 minutes by bus or taxi *If you are going from Geku, take the bus stop or taxi from Geku for about 10 minutes After Geku, we went to Naiku! In front of Naiku, there was a street lined with shops called Okage Yokocho, which was much busier than Geku!! ! ! Further ahead, walking along the open road from Geku, we found Kotaijingu (Naiku). *Like Geku, photography was prohibited here. The rule is to visit Geku, Naiku in that order, but if you don't have time to visit both, it's recommended to only visit Naiku! If you want to visit quietly, Geku seems to be better👀 The last photo is an ATM for the "Thirty-Three Bank" in Okage Yokocho. When you receive a statement after a transaction, it comes with a fortune slip, and if you win, you'll get a gift!!! If you see this ATM, be sure to stop by. #Mie

Ise Shima in Mie Prefecture is a nature lover's paradise, bursting with idyllic seaside landscapes that afford some of the most arresting views in the whole of Japan. In addition to its soul-soothing vistas, this special region is also steeped in history, being home to Ise Jingu, Japan's most sacred shrines.

It is possible to do the 1-day trip to Ise shrine, called OISE MAIRI. 9am Nagoya station, take JR rapid to the nearest station around 10:30am. Take a bus to the Sarutahiko shrine first and then walk to the Ise Jingu. Around 4:30pm, you can take a bus or cab to the JR station back. We took a cab and enjoyed the driver’s historical talks about the area.

There are many shrines in Japan, but Ise Jingu Shrine has an unshakable status. The Outer Shrine of Ise Grand Shrine enshrines Toyouke Omikami, while the Inner Shrine enshrines Amaterasu Omikami. The entire Ise Grand Shrine area includes 125 shrines. Surrounded by greenery, Ise Jingu Shrine has a solemn and peaceful atmosphere, and is regarded by the Japanese as a spiritual homeland that they must visit once in their lifetime. Unlike other shrines, here, whether it is the inner or outer shrine, one must worship from outside; only the royal family and priests can enter. Photography can only be taken before going up the stone steps, so tourists should be very careful. After visiting the shrine, don’t forget to try Akafuku, which is only in season for two days, and visit the bustling Tofu Yokocho. 📍Address: https://maps.app.goo.gl/fnCb3iMkHbX66ayv5 #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025

📍Okage Yokocho, Mie Prefecture Oharai-machi is a street that runs straight from the Uji Bridge of the Inner Shrine of Ise Jingu towards Sarutahiko Shrine. In the middle of Oharai-machi, there is an alley called Okage Yokocho. There are many shops in Oharai-machi and Okage Yokocho that capture people's hearts. Oharai-machi thrives in front of the Inner Shrine of Ise Jingu. The beautiful cobblestone street that runs for about 800m from the Uji Bridge along the Isuzu River is lined with gabled and gabled houses that are unique to Ise Shrine. Be sure to find your favorite shop! #0yentravelJanuary2025

#mountainhike If you find yourself in Japan, especially near Osaka, you absolutely have to swing by Ise Jingu! This shrine is not just any old spot; it’s super sacred for the Shintos, dedicated to the sun goddess. You can feel the vibes the moment you step in. The whole place is wrapped in this magical forest, and the paths are lined with massive ancient trees that make you feel like you’re wandering through a fantasy movie. There are two main shrines, Naiku and Geku, and both are stunning in their own way. You’ll want to take a moment to soak it all in. Oh, and if you're into hiking, there are some epic trails nearby! The trail in the area is 40 mins uphill with some inclination. You can hit up the surrounding hills for killer views and some fresh air. It’s the perfect way to mix a bit of adventure with your spiritual journey. Ise is very underrated and if you want a short hike, go for it!

Vision of Mie Prefecture is really worth visiting. It has beautiful scenery, delicious food, nice shops, and comfortable hotels. It is also close to Ise, so you can see the sea and enjoy seafood. It is perfect for a weekend getaway. #JapanFreeTravel #JapanTrip #MiePrefecture

Mie Prefecture is located in the central part of Japan and is home to famous tourist sites such as Ise Shrine and Toba Aquarium. With a long coastline facing the Pacific Ocean, there are many tranquil and beautiful coastal views. Tatenosaki, located on the southern coast of Mie Prefecture, is a huge columnar jointed rock wall jutting out into Nikijima Bay. Its height is equivalent to a 27-story building and is very impressive. You can board a nearby sightseeing boat and enjoy the magnificent view of Tatenosaki from the boat. In addition to sightseeing by boat, you can also hike the footpath to Tatenosaki. Along the way, you can see the tranquil mountain forest scenery and the Pacific Ocean in the distance. (Total length 2 kilometers, about 40 minutes on foot) Along the way, you will also find the magnificent Akoshi Shrine. This shrine was built especially for people visiting by boat, and the shrine building and torii gates are built facing the sea. Therefore, you can enjoy the beautiful view of the approach to the shrine extending to the sea. Tatenosaki and Akoshi Shrine are somewhat secluded, so it is best to visit them by car. If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle and experience magnificent nature, be sure to try this hidden place! ｜Tourist Information｜ Akoshi Shrine & Tatenosaki ▸Location: 609 Homomachi, Kumano City, Mie Prefecture ▸Transportation Information - Public transport: Get off at JR Kisei Line's Nikijima Station and take a taxi for 20 minutes. ▸Transportation Information - Private car: Get off at Kumano Shinshika Interchange and drive on National Route 311 for about 20 minutes to arrive at Tategasaki Parking Lot. #Mie Prefecture #Hidden Place #Nature Experience

In the dazzling galaxy of Japanese sweets, Akafuku Mochi undoubtedly shines as a brilliant star. This traditional confection from Ise is like a beautiful princess who has traveled through three centuries, carrying ancient stories and timeless charm that captivate every diner. When I first held the bamboo box containing Akafuku Mochi, it felt like holding a piece of history. The moment I opened the lid, the aroma wafted like a spring breeze, instantly tantalizing my taste buds. Each piece of Akafuku Mochi is a work of art crafted with care by the master, its appearance resembling the shimmering surface of a river, the white mochi like clouds at dawn, and the filling a radiant red bean paste, perfectly encased within. Taking the first bite, the softness of the mochi felt like the sensation of first love, melting instantly in my mouth, while the sweetness of the red bean filling felt like a long-awaited reunion, stirring my heart. This exquisite texture is like a melody dancing on the tip of my tongue, weaving a sweet symphony. Each bite is an emotional journey, taking me back to the carefree days of childhood, as if time stood still at that moment. Behind Akafuku Mochi lies an untold story. The shape of each piece symbolizes the clear flow of the Isuzu River, whispering ancient legends to me. The bamboo and wooden box packaging, like guardians of history, quietly narrate the three hundred years of storms and heritage, allowing one to feel the weight of history and the continuity of culture. When winter arrives, Akafuku's winter limited edition product, Akafuku Zenzai, is like the warm sunshine of winter, precious and comforting. The crispy yet soft mochi, paired with the sweet yet not cloying red bean soup, is like a warm flame on a cold night, igniting hope in the heart. In conclusion, Akafuku Mochi is not just a sweet treat; it is a poetic journey through time, a tender emotion imbued with feelings. Whether as a souvenir or for self-enjoyment, Akafuku Mochi can fill your heart with sweet dreams. Next time you set foot in Japan, don't forget to take this historical delicacy with you, letting Akafuku Mochi compose a sweet melody in your journey!

In the heart of Japan lies a tranquil and mysterious place—Ise City. With its breathtaking natural scenery and rich cultural heritage, this city is a must-visit destination. Join us on a journey to explore the unique charm of Ise City! Destination Overview: Located in Mie Prefecture, Ise City is home to one of Japan's oldest and most revered shrines—Ise Jingu. This city is steeped in history and tradition, while also boasting beautiful beaches and enchanting countryside views. Attractions: 1. Ise Jingu: One of Japan's most important shrines, dedicated to the sun goddess Amaterasu. 2. Naiku: The inner shrine of Ise Jingu, known for its simple and elegant architecture. 3. Geku: The outer shrine, located not far from Naiku, also holds significant religious importance. 4. Okage Yokocho: A bustling street where you can sample local delicacies and shop for souvenirs. 5. Futamiura: A stunning beach with mesmerizing sunrise views. 6. Meoto Iwa: A famous landmark symbolizing marital harmony. Culinary Delights: 1. Ise Lobster: A local seafood specialty, known for its fresh and delicious taste. 2. Matsusaka Beef: A renowned Japanese beef variety, prized for its tender and juicy texture. 3. Akafuku Mochi: Traditional Japanese sweets with a delicate texture. 4. Ise Udon: Chewy noodles served in a flavorful broth. Accommodation: 1. Ise City Center: Conveniently located near major attractions and transportation. 2. Near Ise Jingu: Ideal for shrine visits, though prices may be higher. 3. Local Guesthouses: Experience the local lifestyle and atmosphere. Travel Tips: 1. Respect shrine etiquette and rules. 2. Try wearing a traditional kimono for a fun cultural experience. 3. Protect the environment and keep attractions clean. 4. Check the local weather in advance and plan your itinerary accordingly. Ise City is a place of spiritual beauty and wonder, offering an unforgettable travel experience. Here, you can immerse yourself in Japan's rich cultural heritage and marvel at the splendor of nature. Embark on a soul-stirring journey to Ise City today!

🌟Highlights: Ise City combines ancient Japanese culture with beautiful natural scenery, making it a great place to learn about Japanese history and culture. ✅Must-see places: 1️⃣Ise Grand Shrine: As a sacred place of Shintoism, it is dedicated to Amaterasu Omikami and is an important place of worship for the Japanese royal family. The architecture of the inner and outer shrines is simple and worth seeing. 2️⃣Meoto Iwa: Located near Futami Okitama Shrine, it consists of two rocks that resemble a married couple and is a popular spot for couples. 3️⃣Okage Yokocho: A traditional shopping street near the inner shrine of Ise Grand Shrine, it retains the architectural style of the Edo period. There are various traditional craft and souvenir shops, as well as food shops, so you can shop and eat at the same time. In addition, this is a paradise for cat lovers, as the streets and alleys are full of cat elements. ❤Notes: 🌈Dress appropriately: When visiting Ise Grand Shrine, please dress appropriately and avoid shorts, sleeveless tops, and other clothing to show respect. 🌈Protect the environment: When visiting natural attractions such as Lake Ise, please protect the environment and do not litter. 🌈Try the food: Ise City's cuisine is mainly seafood and seasonal vegetables, such as Ise lobster and Matsusaka beef, so be sure to try it. 🌈Transportation: Public transportation in Ise City is convenient, and you can take a bus or taxi to get around. 🆙From Tokyo or Osaka, you can take the Shinkansen to Mie Prefecture and then transfer to a bus to Ise City.

🌲Ise City, Japan, invites you to explore the mysteries of Shinto and the grandeur of nature. It is home to Japan's oldest and most important shrine, Ise Jingu, and a hub of food and culture. 🌲 Sacred Ise Jingu Ise Jingu is divided into the Inner Shrine and the Outer Shrine. The Inner Shrine is dedicated to Amaterasu Omikami, the ancestral deity of the Japanese imperial family, while the Outer Shrine is dedicated to Toyouke Omikami, the deity of food and agriculture. Stroll along the shrine's approach and feel the solemnity and tranquility, as if your soul has been purified. 🌲 A food paradise Ise City's cuisine is not to be missed. Ise lobster is a local specialty, with the best season from October to April. In addition, traditional dishes such as hand-rolled sushi and Ise udon noodles allow you to experience Japanese food culture. 🌲 Nature's gift Ise-Shima National Park is a paradise for nature lovers, with abundant flora and fauna, perfect for hiking, bird watching, and other activities. The seaside scenery of Futamiura is also a highlight, with its unique rocks and beautiful sunrise. 2⃣🌲 A blend of culture and history At Mikage Yokocho, you can experience the flavors, specialties, history, and customs of Mie Prefecture's old shops. The buildings and streets here are full of nostalgia, as if time has turned back. 🌲🌲Ise City is a charming place where religion, culture, food, and natural scenery can all give you a sense of spiritual belonging. Come to Ise City and embark on a spiritual journey! 🌹🌹🌹🌹

| Ise City Ise Grand Shrine Hotel. If you're visiting Ise Grand Shrine, you must stay at Ise City Ise Grand Shrine Hotel! 📍It's near Ise Grand Shrine, within walking distance, making it super convenient to visit the shrine. The surrounding environment is tranquil and serene, as if it can calm you from the bottom of your heart, allowing you to fully experience the sacred atmosphere of this land. 🏨The hotel's architectural style is simple and elegant, complementing the atmosphere of Ise Grand Shrine. The rooms are simply yet warmly decorated, with clean and tidy beds for a good night's sleep. The facilities are complete, and you can feel the meticulous service of Japanese hotels in every detail. 🍱Dining is a highlight of the hotel, where you can taste delicious dishes made with fresh local ingredients, traditional Japanese flavors, from exquisite sashimi to steaming sukiyaki, your taste buds will dance in the deliciousness, experiencing authentic Japanese food culture. 🌟Staying here for a night not only adds more ritual to your Ise Grand Shrine trip but also provides a quiet resting place in the busy journey, allowing your body and mind to relax and unwind completely. Highly recommended to every friend visiting Ise!

Ise is a city in Mie Prefecture, Japan. Here are some attractions in Ise: - Ise Grand Shrine: This is the most famous attraction in Ise. Ise Grand Shrine consists of two parts, the Inner Shrine and the Outer Shrine, dedicated to the sun goddess Amaterasu and the food goddess Toyouke. The shrine's architectural style is unique, using the "Shinmei-zukuri" style, made of cypress wood, without ornate decorations. - Oharai-machi: After leaving the Inner Shrine of Ise Grand Shrine, you will enter the bustling shopping street in front of the Inner Shrine. There are crisscrossing alleys here with beautiful names, such as "Tōfuku Yokocho" and "Oharai Yokocho." All of Ise's specialty products are concentrated in this area. Thanks to the efforts of the locals, the streets of Ise still retain their traditional appearance, and even the post office and bank buildings are still in the style of the time. - Sarutahiko Shrine: Located not far from the Inner Shrine, it is dedicated to the god of guidance, Sarutahiko, and is a great place to pray for safe travels. - Meoto Iwa: Located on the Futamiura coast, it is a pair of rocks in the sea, symbolizing marital harmony and family happiness. - Ise-Shima Sky Castle: Take a cable car up Mount Asama to overlook the beautiful scenery of Ise Bay, a great place to photograph the sunrise and sunset. - Ise-Shima Pearls: The Ise-Shima region is famous for its pearl cultivation, and visitors can purchase a variety of exquisite pearl jewelry. While traveling in Ise, you can also taste local delicacies such as Ise udon, Matsusaka beef, and Akafuku mochi.

Recently, I had the pleasure of spending a few unforgettable nights at a well-known hotel in Ise City. This stay left a lasting impression on me. The hotel is located in the heart of Ise City, offering an extremely advantageous location. From here, you can easily walk to famous attractions like Ise Jingu Shrine, and there are convenient transportation options nearby for exploring other areas. The surrounding environment is tranquil and beautiful, providing an instant escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Upon entering the hotel lobby, I was immediately drawn to its simple yet elegant design. The spacious area, soft lighting, and exquisite decorations create a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The front desk staff were friendly, and the check-in process was quick and smooth. I stayed in a deluxe room, which was spacious and bright, with a modern and cozy decor. The bed was soft and comfortable, allowing me to relax quickly. The room was equipped with advanced entertainment facilities and high-speed internet, meeting my work and entertainment needs during the trip. Through the room's window, I could enjoy beautiful city views, which lifted my spirits. In terms of dining, the hotel also excelled. The restaurant offered a wide variety of food options, including authentic Japanese cuisine and international dishes. The ingredients were fresh, and the flavors were authentic, making every dish memorable. Notably, the hotel's breakfast was very hearty, providing me with plenty of energy for the day's activities. In addition to accommodation and dining, the hotel offered a range of leisure and entertainment facilities. The gym, swimming pool, and other amenities were all available, allowing me to find opportunities to relax during a busy schedule. Additionally, the hotel provided a series of thoughtful services, such as luggage storage and laundry, making my trip more convenient and worry-free. In terms of service, the professionalism and enthusiasm of the hotel staff left a deep impression on me. Whether I was asking for information about attractions or seeking travel advice, they were quick and accurate in providing assistance. Especially when I needed some special services, the hotel staff demonstrated great flexibility and adaptability. Overall, my stay at the Ise City hotel was very pleasant and memorable. Whether it was the location, room facilities, dining services, or staff attitude, the hotel showcased its exceptional quality and strength. I believe that whether for business trips or leisure vacations, choosing this hotel would be a wise decision.

📍Tsukuyomi Shrine, a branch of the Imperial Grand Shrine of Ise Located in the middle of greenery You can visit while breathing in fresh air! A goshuin is 300 yen! Goshuin books are not sold! 【INFORMATION】 Tsukuyomi Shrine, a branch of the Imperial Grand Shrine of Ise 📮742-1 Nakamura-cho, Ise City, Mie Prefecture, 516-0028 🕑5:00-17:00 #0 Yen Trip January 2025

#japantrip #ise Visiting Kotai Jingu (Ise Grand Shrine) is considered a once-in-a-lifetime experience for the Japanese, as it is the most sacred shrine in the country. Among Japan’s 80,000 shrines, Ise Jingu holds a special status—not only for its over 2,000 years of history but also as the spiritual home of the Japanese people and the head shrine of all others. Located just a 1.5-hour Kintetsu Limited Express ride from Nagoya Station to Ise City, the journey begins with a visit to the Outer Shrine (Geku), which enshrines Toyouke Omikami, the guardian deity of food, clothing, shelter, and industry. After purifying your hands at the chozuya, you can offer your respects before taking a short bus ride to the Inner Shrine (Naiku), dedicated to Amaterasu Omikami, the ancestral deity of the Imperial Family. One of the most fascinating aspects of Ise Jingu is the Shikinen Sengu, a unique tradition in which the shrine buildings are reconstructed every 20 years, and the deity is ceremonially moved to a new shrine. This practice, reflected in the empty plots of land next to the current shrines, embodies the Japanese reverence for renewal and continuity.

#japantrip #ise Visiting Meoto Iwa, the “Married Couple Rocks,” at Ise, Japan, was a truly serene and meaningful experience. Located along the coast near Futami Okitama Shrine, these two sacred rocks, connected by a shimenawa (a sacred rope), symbolize the union of husband and wife, as well as harmony and connection in relationships. The larger rock represents the husband, while the smaller one symbolizes the wife, and together they stand as a powerful testament to love and partnership. Watching the waves gently crash against the rocks, felt both calming and awe-inspiring. At the nearby shrine, we sought a love amulet to pray for blessings and lasting relationships. The combination of natural beauty and spiritual significance at Meoto Iwa made this visit truly memorable and heartwarming, leaving us feeling hopeful and connected to this sacred place.

On the rough blue sea, a shimenawa rope connects two rocks of different sizes, known as the Meoto Iwa (Married Couple Rocks) on the famous Futamiura Beach in Ise. Ise Jingu is a spiritual home for the Japanese people. According to tradition, before visiting Ise Jingu, people should first visit Futamiura Beach and perform the purification ritual of "Hama Sangu" at Okitama Shrine, before visiting Ise Jingu. The 9-meter-high male rock and 4-meter-high female rock, located 660 meters from the shore, serve as the natural torii (gate) of Okitama Shrine's sacred object, the Okitama Shinto Stone. The shrine is home to many frog statues, as frogs are the messengers of Sarutahiko, one of the shrine's deities, and the shrine's mascot. In Japanese, the word for frog, "kaeru," is pronounced the same as the word for "return home," so the shrine is also associated with traffic safety and safe returns.

[○] Ise is located at the easternmost end of Kansai. It is known as the quiet place of the Aegean Sea in Japan [RedHeart]. It is recommended in the (Michelin Guide) as a popular tourist attraction in Japan, with sea views and beaches [Island], and seafood. It has both the profound Edo ancient streets and the passionate modern Mediterranean style. It is known as the spiritual home of the Japanese [Shrine] and a place that must be visited once in a lifetime [Rainbow] [Shrine] Ise Jingu Shrine. In our country, if you don’t pay attention to the Great Wall, you are not a hero. The place that Japanese people must go to is Ise Jingu Shrine. Religious beliefs and prayers are internal, while the aesthetics of the shrine are external presentations. , the charm of Taoist architecture and sites The inner palace of Ise Jingu is the most famous area, but the outer palace about 5 kilometers away and the adjacent Shikinen Sengu Memorial Shrine Museum are also worth a visit. Both are located in the heart of Ise, a 10-minute walk from Ise City Station. The architecture of the Outer Palace is similar to that of the Inner Palace, but there are some differences between the two. After visiting Ise Jingu Shrine, you can visit the nearby Gogashi Town and Tofu Yokocho Plaza, and taste local delicacies such as Ise’s super thick 🍜🍜 udon and shaved ice 🍧🍧. If you are a matcha 🍵🍵 lover, Ise is famous for its tea, and you must have a drink when you come here. This area is also a great place to find special gifts for friends and family. Around Ise Matsusaka and Tsu are also worth visiting. Matsusaka was once a bustling commercial town with a towering castle and city walls that are still preserved for tourists to visit. Now, what makes Matsusaka famous is the Matsusaka beef meat with clear marble texture, which is comparable to the famous Kobe beef. Locals even use it to make sushi🍣🍣. The Matsusaka Japanese-style grilled chicken topped with miso🍗🍗 has also been praised by gourmets.

Anyone looking for a new Japan travel route plan, come this way! Completely bundled with accommodation, food, and attractions! First time going to Chubu or Nagoya and wanting to experience beautiful secondary cities that are easy to walk around in the city In addition to fully exploring Nagoya on this trip, I also went to Mie Prefecture in the Ise area (Ise, Shima, and Toba) . 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏 📌MIE - Ise and Toba cities ・Ise Grand Shrine ・Okage Yokocho ・Ebiya Daishokudo (raw fish restaurant) ・Hinjitsukan (old inn) ・Married Rocks・Futami Okitama Shrine ・Ama Hut Hachiman Kamado ・Shima Kanko Hotel . 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟐 📌MIE - Shima City, Taki City, and Tsu City ・Yokoyama Observatory Deck ・Mikimoto Pearl Island ・Nouniyell Restaurant ・Vison Tourist Resort ・Hinotani Onsen Misugi Resort Hinotani Onsen Misugi Resort 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟑 📌MIE and NAGOYA ・Sekijuku Village ・Mitsui Outlet Park Jazz Dream Nagashima ・Nikko Style Nagoya ・Chubu Electric Power Mirai Tower ・Gomitori Restaurant Sakae-machi Branch (伍味酉・栄町店) . 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟒 📌NAGOYA ・Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine ・Nagoya Castle ・Hommaru Palace ・Hitsumabushi Bincho Kinshachi Yokocho ・Nagoya Noh Theater ・Tamesaburo Memorial Museum ・Kakuozan Nittaiji Temple ・PARCO Nagoya ・Osu Shopping Street ・Seafood restaurant Kasen (fishing food, squid ink) ❋The trip is a big group trip, there are hotel changes every day. I recommend choosing to stay at only 2 hotels. According to the main cities that you can visit, it's okay.❋

✵ Mie Prefecture 2024.09 ⁡ \A Journey to Visit Power Spots/ ⁡ Visited Ise Jingu Shrine in Mie⛩️ Went there at 5 AM when the gates opened🥱 ⁡ Going early in the morning is recommended as there are fewer tourists and the air feels refreshing◎ ⁡ Got some amulets and received a lot of power👼✨ ⁡ Around noon, I strolled around Okage Yokocho, ate Ise Udon, and looked for souvenirs! ⁡ ⁡ ⁡ -aiii Memo- ⁡ [How to Visit Ise Jingu Shrine] ⁡ The Outer Shrine and Inner Shrine are located far apart, but it is customary to visit the Outer Shrine first, and then the Inner Shrine, which enshrines Amaterasu Omikami. ⁡ ⁡ ⁡ 📍Mie Prefecture, Ise Jingu Shrine 🚗Parking available◎ 🗓️2024.9

#Domestic Travel Records ◼︎Asora no Chaya (2nd floor of Ise Sekiya Main Store) Open from 7:30am on the approach to the Outer Shrine of Ise Jingu The "Mise no Asa-gayu" (rice porridge with offerings) is delicious Small kaiseki-style dishes are lined up in a large meal, and the white porridge is topped with caramel-colored dashi broth made from boiled abalone ◼︎Yokoyama Observatory An observation deck with a panoramic view of the 60 small islands floating in Ago Bay The ria coastline looks very beautiful ◼︎Kashikojima Port Ise You can board a pleasure boat that cruises the sea of ​​Seshima ◼︎Matsusaka Castle A flatland castle built by Gamo Ujisato Even today, stone walls such as rough-cut stonework remain ◼︎Tsu Castle It is said that the origin of "Tsu Castle" was when Oda Nobunaga's younger brother, Oda Nobukage, built Anotsu Castle when he was the lord of Ise Ueno Castle ◼︎Jirobee A small shop along the approach to the Geku Shrine of Ise, but customers come in all the time and the two of them run the shop. It seemed like they were busy and busy It was nice to have a homely atmosphere ◼︎Ise Jingu Geku Toyouke Daijingu is one of the two main shrines of Ise Jingu It is commonly called Geku Toyouke Omikami is the god of food in charge of Amaterasu Omikami in the Inner Shrine ◼︎Ise Jingu Naiku The Inner Shrine is officially called Kotaijingu The enshrined deity is Amaterasu Omikami, the ancestor deity of the imperial family and the supreme deity of the Japanese people ◼︎Okage Yokocho 5 minutes walk from Uji Bridge at Naiku About 50 shops are lined up, recreating the architecture of the Iseji route from the Edo to Meiji periods It is a town where you can enjoy buying and eating local cuisine and souvenirs from Mie Prefecture and the Ise region ◼︎Matsusaka Maruyoshi Ise Store The restaurant serves meals made with Matsusaka beef You can also get takeout side dishes such as croquettes and minced cutlets for eating on the go #Domestic travel #Mie Prefecture #Ise Shrine #Ise Shima #Solo travel #Girls trip #Gourmet

📍Dandelion Chocolate Shop & Cafe Ise Geku We enjoyed s'mores at "Dandelion" near Ise Shrine in Mie Prefecture☁️🍫 The soft s'mores, eaten with a knife and fork, are filled with hot chocolate and are exceptionally delicious...💗 The interior of the shop has a cute atmosphere, and the exterior is stylish and relaxing🫧 The cookies that come with the iced chocolate drink are also delicious. This shop is definitely worth visiting for chocolate lovers and those with a sweet tooth✨ #0yentravelNovember #Mietourism #Miecafe