Why not take a trip from Osaka to Ise-Shima?
From Osaka! Explore Popular Spots in Ise-Shima (2-Day Trip by Train)
Why not take a trip from Osaka to Ise-Shima?
From Osaka Namba Station, it’s easy to travel to Ise-Shima via Kintetsu Railway.
Enjoy visiting popular and classic attractions while experiencing the charm of Ise-Shima!
- Required Time:2 Days, 1 Night
- Means of Transportation:Bus and Taxi
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From Osaka Namba Station to Ise City Station: about 1 hour 36 minutes
Approach to Geku
The 400 meter-long approach from Iseshi Station to Geku
About 4 minutes on foot
Ise Jingu (Geku)
Contact with Soul of Japan
About 18 minutes by bus
Ise Jingu (Naiku)
Contact with Soul of Japan
Okage Yokocho
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 14 minutes by bus
From Isuzugawa Station to Ugata Station: about 34 minutes
From Ugata Station, about 10 minutes by taxi
Yokoyama View Point
Look around 64 islands
If you are visiting Yokoyama on 10th or 20th of the month, join the English guided walk by National Park Volunteers and a ranger, to explore the natural and cultural aspects of Mt. Yokoyama. (From 10am to 12am. Canceled in the case of rain. Check the PDF file for more information).
About 15 minutes by taxi
Shima Mediterranean Village
Resort complex includes villa-style accommodation, restaurants, cafe and shops.
About 15 minutes by taxi to return to Ugata Station
From Ugata Station to Toba Station: about 33 minutes
About 10 minutes on foot from Toba Station
Toba Aquarium
Number one in Japan in number of species housed
About 9 minutes on foot
Toba Marché
Local Produce, Buffet Dining, and a Footbath with a View Near Toba Station!
Toba Marché combines a local produce market with a buffet restaurant offering regional cuisine. The market features fresh produce, seafood, processed goods, and health-focused deli items, all sourced locally.
The buffet restaurant serves homestyle dishes made from ingredients native to the area. Takeout treats, such as soft-serve ice cream made with locally grown Red Pearl strawberries, are especially popular.
At the front plaza, the footbath, named Tomari-yu after the term for a ship’s mooring place (tomari), provides a relaxing spot to soak your feet while watching boats and seagulls glide across Toba Bay. Original towels are available for purchase at Toba Marché for ¥100.
Toba Ichiban-gai
A Multi-Purpose Facility for Shopping, Dining, and More
Toba Ichiban-gai is a bustling shopping center featuring six souvenir and seafood shops with a wide variety of specialty products from Ise-Shima and Toba, four pearl specialty stores where you can find everyday pieces or something for a special occasion, and seven restaurants serving dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.
The facility also houses the Toba Sanjoshin Wish Fulfillment Proxy Reception, where women’s wishes are said to come true, as well as a relaxation area and a rest space with a stunning view of Toba Bay where visitors can unwind. At the Toba Ichiban Concierge, you can discover special recommendations for enjoying Toba.
The NPO Ise-Shima Barrier-Free Tour Center is located on the first floor, promoting accessible tourism information for Ise-Shima’s attractions and accommodations. Their motto, "From places you can go to places you want to visit," encourages everyone to reach out for advice—like asking a friend who lives in Ise-Shima.
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