Osugi Canyon
A gorge in Odai, counted among Japan's three great gorges, with a climbing path past waterfalls and blue pools.
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A gorge in Odai, counted among Japan's three great gorges, with a climbing path past waterfalls and blue pools.
A 2,161-metre ropeway in Komono, climbing 780 metres in about fifteen minutes.
An outlet mall in Kuwana with about 300 shops, among the largest in Japan.
A roadside station in Kiho keeping sea turtles, where research is also done.
A campsite in Meiwa facing the sea, with a pool attached.
A gorge on the upper Asake River in Komono, with clear water and campsites along it.
Terraced paddies in Kumano, 1,340 plots on a slope, held to be among Japan's finest such landscapes.
A fast boat between Tsu and Chubu Centrair International Airport, about 45 minutes.
A visitor village on Lake Shorenji in Nabari, with strawberry and grape picking by season.
A roadside station at the entrance to Seki-juku in Kameyama, tiled and timber-built to suit the streetscape.
A cave in Shima, said to be where Amaterasu hid. Its spring is among Japan's hundred fine waters.
The prefectural museum in Tsu, showing the nature and history of Mie.
A sightseeing boat around Toba Bay, calling at Dolphin Island.
A shore-play centre at Hamajima in Shima, in four hands-on sections.
A castle site in Matsusaka, built in 1588 by Ujisato Gamo, with rough-stacked stone walls remaining.
A pass on the border of Kihoku and Owase, where the stone paving of the Kumano Kodo Isejii is best preserved.
A park in Kuwana of about 7.2 hectares, on the site of the inner and second enceintes of Kuwana Castle.
A shore in Suzuka, the northernmost in the prefecture on Ise Bay, with calm water.
A hands-on site at the Akame 48 Waterfalls in Nabari, following the training of the ninja.
A sightseeing boat from Shima, shaped like a sailing ship, circling Ago Bay.