Ise Shima Attractions

Ise Inner Shrine is Japan’s holiest Shinto site, offering serene forest paths, ancient rituals, and stunning wooden architecture, with a unique rebuilding tradition every 20 years.

Oharaimachi is a historic street near Ise Shrine with traditional shops, tasty local food like Akafuku and Ise Udon, and a recreated Edo-style town called Okage Yokocho.

Meoto Iwa offers ocean views, spiritual charm, sunrise photos, and nearby shrines, plus shops, frog statues, and a historic guesthouse museum—all in scenic Futami, Ise.

Ise Outer Shrine honors the deity of daily needs, offering forest paths, peaceful grounds, and a museum with a replica hall that explains its rebuilding tradition.

Toba Aquarium offers 12 themed zones and Japan’s only dugong. Explore sea life freely, enjoy animal shows, and discover one of the country’s largest species collections.

Mikimoto Pearl Island features a pearl museum, jewelry plaza, diver shows, and a memorial to the pioneer of pearl cultivation—all set on a scenic island in Toba Bay.

Ago Bay offers pearl farm views, scenic island cruises on a pirate ship, and sweeping vistas from Yokoyama Deck—perfect for nature lovers and sightseeing fans.

Shima Spain Mura is a Spain-themed amusement park in Mie with fun rides, flamenco shows, and nearby hot springs. A lively, colorful getaway perfect for families and friends.

Sengukan Museum shows life-size shrine replicas and explains Ise Shrine's rebuilding cycle, offering a rare look at sacred architecture and Japanese craftsmanship.

Ninja Kingdom Ise offers samurai-era fun with a full-size Azuchi Castle, ninja activities, live shows, tasty food, and a hot spring bath—all in one unique theme park.

Hinjitsukan is a former imperial guesthouse in Ise with Meiji-era design, elegant halls, sea views, art displays, and a peaceful garden—perfect for culture and history lovers.