List of feature articles of Mie in Japan
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Family Fun Day Riding a New Way of Sightseeing in Futami,Ise City
Today we headed to one of my favorite places in Mie Prefecture, Ise City. Why do I like this place so much? It’s simple, Ise City is home to the most important Shinto Shrine in Japan, Ise Jingu. Every time I come to Ise City, I can feel its great...
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If you want to taste Iwagaki oysters and raw oysters, Mie Prefecture in Japan is the best place to be!
Since Japan is surrounded by the sea on all sides, oysters can be found all over the country, and locally grown oysters can be eaten. Let me explain to you the characteristics of Japanese oysters and the oysters of Mie Prefecture, one of the most ...
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Japanese plum blossoms
One of the highlights of spring in Japan are the Japanese plum blossoms . Let's introduce you to some popular and famous places and photo spots!
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OWASE WAPPA: Nature’s Gift Turns into Tableware Art
There is always something that touches the heart in Japanese handcrafts. Every material is carefully selected to craft an item that serves a specific purpose. Even though they are crafted to be of use, elegance and art are never neglected. This ti...
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Iga,The city where almost everything is inspired by ninja
Our family enjoyed a day trip to Iga City. We put on a ninja costume and visited various museums to learn about ninja and Iga culture. However, I heard that there are many shops related to ninja in the town of Iga, and you can walk around the town...
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Family Having a Blast Being Ninjas for the Day at Iga City
Today’s destination was Iga City, also known as the city of Ninjas. When I was asked if we would be willing to wear a ninja costume in this daytrip to Iga, I did not hesitate, or consult my husband and son, I said “Yes, of course!” right away. B...
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Exploring the Beauty of Shima
Once again, we were blessed to a beautiful sunny day which was perfect since we were heading to one of the most beautiful coast side areas of Mie Prefecture, Shima City. The city of Shima is known for beautiful beaches, uncanny nature, spectacula...
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Doro-kyo Gorge: The Valley Where Your Voice Echoes in Three Prefectures
On the last Sunday of this year’s autumn, I took the advantage of the nice weather and drove to a very unique place of Mie Prefecture: Doro-kyo Gorge. Also known as Dorohatcho, this is a breathtaking valley that finds itself a well-deserved plac...
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Kumano City, a town where beautiful scenery and specialty products appear one after another
Our destination of the day is Kumano City. Until last year, I only knew about their famous summer fireworks festival, then after doing some research, I found out about the scenic spot of the rock formation Onigajo (the Demon Castle) and Shishiiwa ...
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Tsubaki Grand Shrine : An Ancient Mythology Comes to Life
When it comes to Shinto shrines in Japan, Ise Jingu in Ise City, Mie Prefecture, reigns supreme. Widely known simply as “Jingu” (The Shrine), one can easily imagine just how important this sacred site is in the life of the Japanese people, so much...
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A Tour of Sake Breweries in Yokkaichi City. Famous waters flow in the Spirits of Mie
Crystal clear waters, a cold winter wind, and deep knowledge are crucial for truly great sake. Yokkaichi City has it all, blessed with pure waters gushing from countless wells fed by the Suzuka Mountains from where, in colder months, the winter wi...
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VISON: Experience the freshness of nature
You know you want fresh foods for better flavor and good health. Well… How about trying the very freshest food this time? Do yourself a favor and treat yourself to lunch at VISON located in Taki Town, Mie Prefecture, and that is exactly what...
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Summer activities by the sea in Tsu
During the COVID-19 pandemic I always had the urge to go overseas and enjoy the sun and the beach. That urge seemed too good to come true when I found out about an amazing place in Tsu City where I would be able to enjoy the sun, the sea, the beac...
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Sensational Summer Fun in Kuwana: Kuwana Ishidori Matsuri
From cool summer sweets to samurai swords and Japan’s loudest festival, Kuwana City has a treasure trove of activities and treats to check out this season.
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Banko-ware: Pottery of Mie with 300 Years of History
The arts of Mie are the essence of Japan. Ise Katagami stencils revolutionized kimono design, Ise Momen cotton warmed the masses, and Suzuka-zumi ink colored calligraphy brushstrokes. As they rested from their work, these artisans likely sipped te...
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Enjoy spring early! Kasamatsu Kawazu-zakura Road and Matsusaka Bell-farm
The weather is getting warmer, and spring is almost here. I wanted to photograph a typical Japanese spring scene, so I went to “Kasamatsu Kawazu-zakura Road,” a famous spot in Matsusaka City that has been the talk of the town on SNS.
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Kumano Kodo Iseji Route and Photogenic Spots in Kumano
When you hear the word “Kumano,” you probably associate it with “Kumano Kodo.” On this trip, I walked the Iseji Route, the only route of Kumano Kodo that is in Mie Prefecture.
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Taiki private lodging and countryside E-bike tour: A traditional Japanese mountainside life experience through interaction with the locals.
The town of Taiki in Mie Prefecture has long been a transit point between the sacred Kumano and Ise areas. Although it is a small town, it is colored with a deep history and diverse culture that has developed under the watchful eye of the spectacu...
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A mother & daughter travelogue: Nourishing body and soul with a “Retreat Stay” at Shima Kanko Hotel
Since opening in 1951, the prestigious Shima Kanko Hotel has welcomed many celebrities over the years, including the Imperial Family. In 2016, it also hosted the G7 Ise-Shima Summit. Set in the grounds of Ise-Shima National Park overlooking Ago Ba...
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Taking the first step! The story of Takigawa YORIAI, a general incorporated association running the “Akame 48 Waterfalls Campsite”, a fun community stopover
Nabari City, located in the Iga region of western Mie Prefecture, is within an hour's train ride to Osaka. Located halfway between the city and countryside, it’s blessed with an abundance of water and forest villages. Here, the Akame 48 Waterfalls...
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Travel back in time to old Japan! Strolling around Sekijuku
When you think of historical spots in Mie Prefecture, Ise Jingu Shrine is one place that comes to mind, but that’s not all. On this trip, we visited Sekijuku, a town that makes you feel as if you have traveled back in...
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Get to know the essence of bonito flakes, an indispensable ingredient in Japanese cuisine
Japanese food is attracting worldwide attention for its health benefits, and “dashi” is indispensable to its flavor. Dashi is usually made from dried kelp or dried bonito flakes. This time, we visited a long-establish...
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Inabe Plum Grove: Spectacular Spring Scenery Rooted in Community
For many people, spring in Japan means only one thing: cherry blossoms. In Mie, however, there’s more to the season than just sakura, and stunning views of plum blossoms bursting with color can be seen throughout the ...
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Suzuka Forest Garden, a magnificent world-class view in Mie
The magnificent views of the cherry blossom petals blowing in the spring breeze is what people will think of in Japan’s spring season. But in Mie Prefecture, there is a different herald of the arrival of spring. The b...
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Go on a Springtime Adventure in Kuwana
Japan is famous for its springtime cherry blossoms and Mie Prefecture is no exception. There are many cherry blossom viewing spots across the prefecture, but for those who want to go where those “in the know” enjoy th...
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