Savor the Local Cuisine of Ise-Shima!
Indulge in the Flavors of Ise-Shima! 2 to 3-Day Trip
This journey is all about indulging in the delicious local cuisine of Ise-Shima.
Enjoy meals made with locally sourced ingredients from Tamaki Town and Watarai Town for lunch, snacks, and dinner.
At Aspia Tamaki, consider relaxing at the Tamaki Kobo Onsen to ease your travel fatigue. You can also visit nearby attractions or head directly to your accommodation for the night in the Ise City area.
On the second morning, start your day with an early visit to Ise Jingu and enjoy traditional morning rice porridge in Oharaimachi.
Afterward, stop by Futami to try recommended Ise-Shima dishes, followed by a snack of kinako and tokoroten in Toba. Near Toba, you can also enjoy an amagoya (traditional female diver’s hut) experience, where you can learn about the unique culture and history of ama divers.
In Shima, shop for souvenirs and consider soaking in the hot springs at Shima Spain Village. You can stay overnight or head home afterward.
Treat yourself to a feast of flavors and the best of Ise-Shima’s cuisine!
- Required Time:2 Days, 1 Night or 3 Days, 2 Nights
- Means of Transportation:Car
START
From the Ise Expressway Tamaki IC: about 5 minutes by car
ASPIA Tamaki
Soak in spring after get tired
About 5 minutes by car
Gusuku -Sales & Processing of Local Products, Tamaki Tourism Bureau
Gusuku sells specialty products from Tamaki Town.
About 10 minutes by car
Bazaar Watarai
A Café Overlooking the Pristine Miyagawa River
Located within Miyagawa River Watarai Park, this facility features a café, a store selling specialty products from Watarai Town, and an outdoor stage for hosting events. The Olive Café Watarai offers exclusive menu items made with local ingredients, such as matcha pancakes and wild game curry, which you can enjoy while taking in views of the pristine Miyagawa River. At Irat-chai Watarai, you'll find specialty products and new items made with local ingredients, along with traditional crafts and fresh vegetables for sale.
About 30 minutes by car
Oharai-machi
A town developed in front of the torii gate of the Ise Jingu Inner Shrine
The stone-paved street, which stretches about 800 meters along the Isuzu River, is filled with historical buildings and a retro atmosphere typical of Oise-san.
The streets are lined with many souvenir stores and restaurants, and you can enjoy walking around the town after visiting the shrine.
If you go through the Seko alley from Oharai-machi street, you will come to the riverside of the Isuzu River.
A stroll along the Isuzu River while gazing at its clear waters is also recommended.
About 20 minutes by car
Ise Meoto Iwa Meoto Yokocho
A Shopping Haven Adorned with Vibrant Lanterns
Located next to Ise Sea Paradise, Meoto Iwa Meoto Yokocho offers a wide array of souvenirs, including Ise-Shima seafood, local specialties, confections, and traditional handicrafts.
Browse through a variety of items, from affordable keepsakes to elegant pearl jewelry, while enjoying a leisurely shopping experience.
The "Meoto Iwa Activities," unique to Ise, are also a popular attraction.
About 40 minutes by car
Kominka Ama’s House Goza-ya
Doman Seiman Select Shop & Relaxation Salon
Located along the path to Ishigami-san Shrine, this renovated traditional house serves as both a shop and a rest area. The shop offers a variety of items that capture the essence of Osatsu, including Doman Seiman-themed goods—symbols often used by ama divers for protection and safety—ocean-inspired products, specialty items packed with Toba’s natural blessings, and a collaboration with Kyoto’s famed incense maker Shoei-do to create original Toba incense.
The relaxation corner, Ama Salon, features the Ocean Library, which houses books, picture books, and photo collections about the sea and ama divers. It’s a perfect spot to unwind and immerse yourself in the world of the ocean.
Visitors are welcome to bring food and drinks purchased from the adjacent cafe, Osatsu Kitchen 0032, into the relaxation corner for a leisurely break.
About 15 minutes by car
Hotel Shima Spain Village
Step Into the Charm of Southern Spain at This Beautiful Resort Hotel
Inspired by the streets of Andalusia, Spain, this resort hotel is filled with the ambiance of Southern Europe. The lobby, modeled after the Great Mosque of Córdoba (La Mezquita), features a towering ceiling that leaves a lasting impression.
The courtyard in the guestroom area is designed to recreate the streets of Córdoba, Seville, and Granada, allowing guests to enjoy a sense of foreign charm just by strolling through the hotel.
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