Oyodo Nishikaigan Moon Beach Campsite
A campsite in Meiwa facing the sea, with a pool attached.
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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.
A temple in Iga, said to have been founded by Jicchu of Todaiji, holding a Shusho-e rite in February.
A rest area on the Meihan road, dealing in Iga specialities and its own bread.
A complex at Yunoyama Onsen in Komono, joining a hot spring with confectionery and dining.
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 roadside station in Iga, an octagonal building modelled on the Haiseiden hall, entered directly from the expressway.
A resort hotel in Shima on Ago Bay, built in the style of a Mediterranean town.
Terraced paddies in Kumano, 1,340 plots on a slope, held to be among Japan's finest such landscapes.
An aquarium in Ise, known for displays that bring you close to the animals.
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.
An aquarium in Toba keeping more species than any in Japan, including dugongs.
The 47th post town on the Tokaido, in Kameyama, with townhouses from the late Edo and Meiji eras.
A shrine in Suzuka, formed by the merger of two shrines, honouring Sarutahiko-no-okami.
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.