Landmarks in Ise

Explore Kyoto's iconic Fushimi Inari Taisha: a mesmerizing mountain path winding through thousands of vibrant vermilion torii gates.

Experience classic Tokyo from this iconic tower, offering panoramic city views, entertainment, and a taste of Japan's vibrant culture.

Experience the serene beauty of Kyoto's Golden Pavilion, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and iconic Zen Buddhist temple reflecting centuries of history and culture.

Explore the serene beauty of Higashiyama Jisho-ji, a historical Buddhist temple in Kyoto known for its exquisite gardens and tranquil atmosphere.

Discover Kotai Jingu, Japan's most sacred Shinto shrine, dedicated to the sun goddess Amaterasu, in the serene heart of Ise.

Step back in time at Okage Yokocho: Experience Edo and Meiji era Japan near Ise Grand Shrine, with local food, crafts, and cultural performances.

Discover Ise-Shima National Park: Where ancient shrines meet stunning coastlines, and traditions thrive in harmony with nature's beauty.

Discover the serene beauty and spiritual significance of Ise Jingu Geku, dedicated to the deity of food and agriculture, in Ise, Japan.

Purify your spirit at Futamiokitama Shrine, a coastal gem known for its Wedded Rocks and connection to Ise Grand Shrine.

Experience thrilling rides, relaxing onsen, and family fun at one of Japan's largest amusement parks, near Nagoya.

Experience the enchanting beauty and spiritual significance of Meoto Iwa, Japan's iconic Wedded Rocks, a symbol of love and devotion.

Discover Izawanomiya Shrine in Shima: A peaceful Shinto retreat with ancient traditions and a serene atmosphere, near Ise Grand Shrine.

Discover tranquility at Ise's Tsukiyomi-no-miya Shrine, dedicated to the moon god and steeped in ancient Shinto traditions.

Step back in time at Hinjitsukan, a stunning Meiji-era guesthouse once reserved for Japanese royalty, now open for all to explore.

Cross the Ujibashi Bridge to enter the sacred realm of Ise Grand Shrine, a journey through tradition and tranquility.

Experience culture, cuisine, and breathtaking views at Ise Meotoiwa Shopping Plaza, your gateway to the iconic Meoto Iwa rocks.

Discover a breathtaking landscape of terraced rice paddies in Kumano, where ancient farming traditions meet stunning natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Explore the history and craftsmanship behind Ise Grand Shrine's sacred rebuilding ritual at the Sengukan Museum in Ise, Japan.

Explore the meticulously preserved Former Ozu Residence in Matsusaka, offering a captivating glimpse into the life of a wealthy Edo-era merchant.

Discover Ise's soul on Geku-sando: a vibrant path to the Outer Shrine, blending culinary delights, local crafts, and spiritual discovery.

Discover the origins of Ise and immerse yourself in Japanese mythology at this engaging cultural hall in Okage Yokocho.

Experience traditional Japanese hospitality in a charming Taisho-era ryokan near Ise Grand Shrine.

Discover the tranquil ruins of Saiku, where imperial princesses once served and ancient traditions echo.

Discover Ise Bay: A historic Japanese bay offering scenic beauty, cultural experiences, and delicious seafood.

Discover Okitama Jinseki in Ise: A serene Shinto shrine, perfect for couples seeking blessings and spiritual enrichment amidst natural beauty.

Find serenity at Ise Grand Shrine's No-step Stone: a place for quiet reflection amidst ancient forests and sacred pathways.

Explore the Former Hayashizaki-bunko Atheneum in Ise, a historical landmark reflecting Japan's rich cultural and intellectual heritage.

Discover Ise-jima Island: Japan's spiritual heartland, stunning coastline, and the birthplace of cultured pearls.

Discover a serene section of the Kumano Kodo Iseji in Owase, Mie, where ancient pilgrimage paths meet stunning natural beauty.

Discover the serene beauty and historical significance of the Iseji Trail's terraced landscapes in Owase, a journey through Japan's ancient pilgrimage route.

Discover Ise Shrine, Japan's spiritual heart: ancient traditions, serene forests, and the home of sun goddess Amaterasu.