Location List

The museum houses about 60,000 items related to female divers, fishing and wooden ships (6,879 of those are nationally important tangible folk cultural properties).

16.3 km driving road connecting Ise and Toba. At the peek observatory, you can command a panorama view of Iseshima and Ise bay. If it is a good weather, you can see Mt. Fuji from there.

The largest island in Toba bay with many historical spots. The island culture is characteristic.

The port town facing the scenic Gokasho Bay.

The wooden path along the coast from Toba station. Won Japan Good Design Award in 2005.

Built in 1955 in a quiet mountain and the view from the rooms is therapeutic.

A general facility with an outside stage including a lawn square of 3,000 ㎡, an outdoor facility, a training facility and a folklore museum replaying from the past to the modern time of Ayama area...

You can enjoy bathing in summer.

Fishing port located in the head of Shima peninsula.

Mie prefecture is a production area of Ise tea. The tea produced at Watarai cho is called "Watarai tea".

The largest fishing port in Shima area and it has a lot of volume of landings. There is a morning market held for a limited time only by the port.

Has over 5000 gorgeous tree peonies which is the most in Tokai area.

Free-flowing alkaline Onsen.

Outdoor space where you can enjoy a slow life and camp in nature.

Bridge on Hokusei Line on Sanki Railway and looks like glasses.

Built in Taisho era （early 19th century) and used as an office of long-established ceramic company till 2000. Now it's a space for relaxation with retro furnishing goods.

Settlement at foot of mountains. There are little rivers and rice paddies.

Idyllic country view in the mountains.

Facility introducing Ishidori festival which is the noisiest festival in Japan.

Old stone bridge over Kizu river.

Local horse race held in Ryogaike.

Old bridge

Batting center next to a bowling alley called "Sun Bowl".

Popular with mountaineers through a year