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Futami Okitama Jinja（Wedded Rocks）
Ise City
famous for a pair of large and small rocks located side by side in the sea
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Townscape of Kawasaki
Ise City
The former kitchen of Ise
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Matsusaka Castle Ruins
Matsusaka City
Built in 1588 by Ujisato Gamo
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Ukehi Jinja
Shima City
This statue is popularly referred to as Hanakake Ebisu.
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Tsukiyomi-no-miya (Geku Betsugu)
Ise City
This betsugu is a betsugu of Geku, sacred to Tsukiyomi-no-mikoto.
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Katada Inari Jinja
Shima City
Painted with colorful flowers and birds by a prominent local artist.
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Sarutahiko Jinja
Ise City
Today the shrine attracts visitors praying for safe journeys and business success.
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Saminaga Jinja (Izawanomiya Shokansha)
Shima City
The jinja is also known as Hootoshi no Yashiro.
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Ise Jingu (Naiku)
Ise City
Contact with Soul of Japan
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Saiku Heian Era Park
Meiwa
(Japan Heritage)Reconstructed buildings from the beginning of the 9th century.
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Irako Seihaku's House
Toba City
Seihaku Irako was a physician and also active as a successful poet until around 1940.
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EDOGAWA RAMPO museum
Toba City
The museum reproduces the retro-feel of the streets of around 1955.
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Ishigami-san
Toba City
Widely worshipped by members of the local Ama community
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Remains of Toba Castle
Toba City
Toba Castle was built by Yoshitaka Kuki
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Saiku Historical Museum
Meiwa
The Saiku Ruins and the history of Saiku and Saio.
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Hikotaki Daimyojin
Toba City
Dedicated to the white snake.
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Isawa Jinja (Kaburako-san)
Toba City
The shrine is called Kaburako-san and is a popular destination for women.
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Toba Oo-shoya Kadoya
Toba City
Contains valuable folk material that honors the history of Toba, including the oldest Japanese-made organ.
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Ise Jingu (Geku)
Ise City
Contact with Soul of Japan
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Asamadake Kongoshoji
Ise City
The main temple building is a National Important Cultural Property.
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Ise Kawasaki Merchant Museum
Ise City
Roughly 300-year-old sake wholesaler's house restored as a visitor attraction
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Remains of Gokasho Castle
Minamiise
Gokasho Castle was the castle of the powerful local clan, the Aisu, from the 14th to 16th centuries.
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Tsumekirifudoson
Shima City
Ama visit at the beginning and end of the fishing season to worship.
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Mishiodono Jinja
Ise City
Salt is simmered in salt water from the salt fields of Mishiohama
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Tsuchi-no-miya
Minamiise
Many women visit the shrine to be blessed with easy deliveries and breast milk.
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Ruin of Tamaru castle
Tamaki
Famous spot for cherry blossoms
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Anori Shrine
Shima City
The meaning of name is riding on the wave of better fortune safely
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Yatsushiro Jinja
Toba City
The top of 214 stone steps
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Tsukiyomi-no-miya (consisting of four affiliated betsugu)
Ise City
Betsugu of Naiku, sacred to Tsukiyomi-no-mikoto
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Takihara-no-miya
Taiki
It boasts an atmosphere probably deemed as the prototype of Naiku and its sanctuary.
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Hinjitsu-kan
Ise City
The building is said to represent the epitome of Japanese traditional architecture of the time in its sophisticated design.
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Aonominesan Shofukuji
Toba City
Many Ama divers wear amulets from this temple.
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Ugata Jinja
Shima City
This shrine attracts worshippers looking for luck in competitions and matches
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Izawa-no-miya
Shima City
The betsugu has been worshiped as the guardian of agriculture and fishery from ancient times.
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Rengeji
Watarai
This temple became a major foothold of the Southern Court and Emperor Godaigo
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Itsukinomiya Hall for Historical Experience
Meiwa
Visitors can also enjoy trying on costumes of genuine royalty and nobility, such as 12-layered ceremonial kimono
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Awamiko Jinja
Ise City
Awamiko jinja retains the tradition of offering meals to Yamatohime-no-mikoto.
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Saimyoji Tera de Cafe
Toba City
This temple offers a handson experience called "Tera de Cafe,"
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Sengu Jinja
Minamiise
Valuable treasures, such as paintings related to Japanese mythology have been dedicated to this shrine.
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Akasaki Jinja (Geku Massha)
Toba City
Akasaki jinja worships the guardian deity for harvesting marine products.
