Futami Okitama Shrine
A shrine at Futami in Ise honouring Sarutahiko-no-okami, with the Wedded Rocks straight ahead.
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A shrine at Futami in Ise honouring Sarutahiko-no-okami, with the Wedded Rocks straight ahead.
A temple in Iga, said to have been founded by Jicchu of Todaiji, holding a Shusho-e rite in February.
A castle site in Tsu. Built in 1580 by Oda Nobukane, it grew afterwards as a castle town.
A flowing pool in Ise, with a 116-metre slide.
A ninja museum in Iga, in a relocated late-Edo landowner's house, with its devices demonstrated.
An aquarium in Ise, known for displays that bring you close to the animals.
A shrine in Suzuka, formed by the merger of two shrines, honouring Sarutahiko-no-okami.
A large children's centre in Matsusaka, with a planetarium 22 metres across.
The inner shrine of Ise, honouring Amaterasu-omikami, set on the bank of the Isuzu River.
A quarter in the town before the Ise inner shrine, with relocated Ise buildings and long-established shops.
A roadside station at Misugi in Tsu, timber-built with local cedar, which it also sells.
An eating place at the Toba lookout, refitted and reopened in December 2022.
A multipurpose hall in Takashima, with 450 seats in a fan-shaped auditorium.
A cultural centre in Nagahama, staging performing arts and events.
A Jodo temple in Koka. Its Heian-period wooden eleven-headed Kannon is an important cultural property.
A museum in Takashima, in a building the architect Vories designed as a bank.
A temple in Nagahama, keeping a standing thousand-armed Kannon of the early Heian period.
A shrine in Konan, paired with Yoshimiko Shrine, keeping wooden guardian lions of the Nanbokucho period.
A hall at Shigaraki in Koka, showing Shigaraki ware in order from the Kamakura period to the present.
A shrine in Ryuo. Its main hall is a national treasure, and its great festival, held once in 33 years, is well known.
A painting inside Koka Station, made so that you seem to have become a ninja.
A shrine in Koka honouring the ancestor of the Okawara, one of the 53 samurai houses of Koka.