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Shima-Undiscovered Journey-
Japan
Nature/Culture
Ise Shima National Park
'Ama' are female divers who make a living by collecting seafood and seaweed without any breathing or diving equipment. They are found only in Japan and South Korea. The Ise Shima region boasts the largest Ama population in Japan, with approximately 700 Ama divers still actively working.
02. Ama
Ise Shima National Park stretches approximately 50km from east to west, and approximately 40km from north to south. The cities of Ise, Toba and Shima and the town of Minami-Ise are located within the national park. The park consists of two parts: an inland area that includes Ise Jingu (Japan's most prominent shrine) as well as its surrounding forest, and a coastal area that has a beautiful landscape characterised by a complex geological feature of inlets and islands along the Ria coastline. The park has grown through a harmony between nature and people, with 96 per cent of the park's land a residential area. The park is an attractive destination for many people and offers a mild climate all year round, which is perfect for leisure and sport, as well as seasonal flowers and dishes for you to enjoy.
The world history of pearl cultivation began here in Ise Shima. Kokichi Mikimoto, founder of what it now is MIKIMOTO, successfully created the world's first cultured Akoya pearls in Ise Shima about 120 years ago. Ise Shima's pearls shine elegantly and to this day have been attracting people from all over the world.
03. Pearls
Views
The lookout offers a panoramic view of Ise Shima's abundant nature such as the beautiful Ria coastline in Ago Bay and the grand Pacific Ocean.This is one of the best spots in Ise Shima to enjoy the wonderful panoramic view of Ago Bay, which has a complex coastline and myriad of islands. You can enjoy the great view while relaxing at the café.
Two of only 15 climbable lighthouses in Japan are located within Shima city.Daiosaki Lighthouse is located in Daiozaki, where a nostalgic fishing village landscape remains. The white lighthouse blends with the blue colours of the sky and the sea, creating splendid scenery.Anorisaki Lighthouse is a square lighthouse located on Anori Headland, which separates calm Matoya Bay from the Pacific Ocean. You might be able to see Mt Fuji on a clear day.
Kirigaki Observatory - you must come here for watching a sunset. It is located within nature-rich Tomoyama Park, where you can go camping and experience various activities in a natural environment.Ago Bay coloured totally red by a sunset fascinates many of the photographers who come here.
Goza-Shirahama is one of the beautiful beaches in Shima. It boasts white sands and a shallow coastline of outstandingly clear water. Located within Ago Bay, this calm beach is ideal for families with young children. During summer it becomes the perfect spot for swimming, barbecuing and camping.
12. Goza-Shirahama Beach
Stay
Ise-Shima, in Mie prefecture, is located in the Chubu region of Japan. A folk story here tells that the oceans, people, gods and forests have long been living together.Pearls are grown with great care and attention in the mother oceans and Ago Bay. Ama divers and fishermen are still fishing today.Beautiful forests protect Ise Jingu. Benefits are passed on from forests to oceans, and to us humans.Ise Shima National Park is a paradise where nature and people live side by side.In Ise Shima, nostalgic Japanese landscapes you've never seen are waiting for you.
Foods
Shima city boasts the largest catch of Ise lobster in Japan under its thorough resource management. Ise lobster has a strong relationship to Ise Jingu and is an invaluable good luck charm celebrating longevity. It is in season between October and April. Its unique sweetness and firm plump texture make Ise lobster a superb seafood.
Wild tiger puffer, weighing over 700 grams, are caught in coastal waters along Shima Peninsula, Ise Bay, and the Enshu-nada coast. You can eat wild tiger puffer in various ways such as Tessa (sashimi) and Tecchiri (hotpot). They are carefully caught one fish at a time and are in season between October and February.
07. Anori Tiger Puffer
Nakiri, in Shima city, has long been a famous and successful bonito fishing area, where the catch is presented to Ise Jingu and the Imperial Court. In the Nakiri area the traditional smoking method for bonito flakes has been handed down to this day and is the essence of dashi and 'umami' in washoku Japanese cuisine.
08. Bonito Flakes
In this area, abalone is carefully caught one at a time by Ama divers. Abalone is said to have been presented to Ise Jingu as part of a food and wine offering to the gods for approximately 2000 years. It is one of Ise Shima's famous, gourmet foods and is in season between February and September.
05. Abalone
Matoya Oyster is a high-end brand that even foodies are raving about. Matoya oysters are grown in Matoya Bay, part of the beautiful Ria coastline, and are flavoursome and very nutritious. Matoya oysters are safe to eat raw because they are kept in UV-sterilised seawater after they are caught. They are in season between October and March.
06. Matoya Oysters
Historical Spots
21. Izawanomiya ShrineIzawanomiya Shrine was built approximately 2000 years ago and is a sub-shrine of Naiku in Ise Jingu. Amaterasu-Omikami is enshrined there and just like Ise Jingu Izawanomiya Shrine is rebuilt every 20 years. Since the Edo era, the shrine has been a pilgrim destination like Naiku and Geku of Ise Jingu making it a prestigious shrine.
At the end of the approach in a dreamlike cedar forest filled with fresh air is a cave where beautiful water springs. This clear spring water has been selected as one of Japan's 100 most remarkable waters.Amano Iwato Shrine has a strong connection to Ise Jingu since in a myth it is believed to be where Amaterasu-Omikami hid himself.
22. Amano Iwato Shrine
The big statue of Ebisu sitting near Ukehi Shrine in Hamajima for some reason doesn't have a nose for most of the year. This is not malicious, but a kind of tradition unique to fishing villages. Fishermen secretly shave off his nose during the night and keep it as a good luck charm for their success in arriving at the best fishing spot before anyone else.
24.Noseless Ebisu
This beautiful shrine with a red Tori gate corridor was built 400 or so years ago by locals. The painted ceiling in the main hall, along with the glazed roof tile of Urashima-taro, make this shrine highly artistic. The lookout offers a wonderful coastal view.
23. Katada Inari Shrine
Onsens
16. Shima OnsensIse Shima is full of onsens. Soak in a peaceful onsen surrounded by the abundant nature of the national park to relax and rejuvenate. You will surely have a special time enjoying views of the beautiful beach and sunset.
Experiences
13. Ama Hut VisitAma huts are small areas for Ama divers to rest after dives. You will have a meal while hearing stories about diving and the sea from Ama divers at a replica Ama hut. Would you like to have a luxurious time savouring fresh local seafoods while enjoying a panoramic ocean view at an Ama hut?
Ago Bay is a pearl producing bay. Try pearl harvesting while learning the process of pearl production. You won't know the colour, shape or size until you open them. You can also select pearls to make your own accessories.
14. Pearl Harvesting
Surrounded by the abundant nature of Ise Shima National Park, this is a fun place that offers all sorts of outdoor activities and programs all year round such as sea kayak trips to various sized islands on Ago Bay, water ball floating activities, guided walks around the town and cycling tours. You can enjoy marine activities that make use of Ago Bay such as sea kayaking and water ball floating.
15. Shima Nature School
This is a 50-minute sightseeing cruise on Ago Bay aboard the large Spanish-themed pleasure boat Esperanza or a small boat for trips to small islands within the bay.
20. Ago Bay cruise
Leisure Spots
17. Shima Spain VillageThis is a theme-park-based resort for people of all ages. The park boasts a social media-worthy Spanish townscape replica that you can't pass up taking pictures of, as well as a huge variety of rides from relaxing to extreme, cheerful parades that welcome audience participation and more. Resort-style Hotel Shima Spain Mura and Himawari-no-yu hot spring, which includes a nice outdoor bath with a panoramic oceanic view, are located near the park.
The highlight is a feeding demonstration by Ama divers, who dive beautifully in a tank with 2500 migratory fish. Also popular are the cute penguins and sunfish.
This is a resort village replica of a Mediterranean townscape built on a large piece of land facing Ago Bay. Craft workshops for tiles and decoupage as well as Ago Bay Cruises are available for day-trippers.
19. Shima Mediterranean Village
Festivals
29. Ise Lobster Festival (First Saturday of June)
Ise lobster festival is held annually in Hamajima (Shima city) on the first Saturday of June. It celebrates the sea, which brings an abundance of seafoods every year.
Isobe's traditional 'Otaue festival', or rice planting festival, is one of the three biggest in Japan and signals the coming of an early summer to Shima.
30. Izawanomiya Otaue Festival (June 24th)
Bunraku' is a traditional Japanese art in which three performers (a Tayū chanter, shamisen player and puppeteer) work together to tell a story. In Anori (Shima city) traditional Bunraku has been passed down for generations.
32. Anori Puppet Show (September 15th and 16th)
In this festival, a huge two-metre long 'waraji' that is made every year especially for this festival is presented to the gods. 'Waraji' is a traditional Japanese sandal made of straw.
33. Waraji Festival (September)
Flowers
Shima city has several cherry blossoms spots where you can experience Japanese spring.
26. HydrangeasDuring the Japanese rainy season between June and July every year, the hydrangeas at Yokoyama Picnic Site and Daijiji temple, in Nakiri, Daio-cho, come into flower. Hydrangeas are a flower that you must see while you are in Japan, because they are fleeting and beautiful with soft colours in the rain. By the time the hydrangea season ends, summer begins.
27. Shima City Tourist GardenShima City Tourist Garden offers beautiful flowers for each season: moss phlox for spring (April), sunflower for summer (July) and cosmos for autumn (November).
Golf
28.Shima's Four Golf CoursesLocated in the rich natural environment within Ise Shima National Park and with a mild climate all year round and well-maintained grass, Shima city is one of Japan's most popular golf course areas. The city has four golf courses, each very unique and entertaining for golfers.
Daijiji Temple(Tenrei cherry blossoms)Sozo-no-mori Yokoyama/Tomoyama Park(Yoshino cherry blossoms/Yoko cherry blossoms)Amano Iwato Shrine(Oshima cherry blossoms)
Betweenmid-February and
mid-March
Between late March and
early April
Early April
Kashikojima, host to the G7 Ise Shima Summit, is lined with high-end luxury hotels. It's nice to stay at a traditional Japanese ryokan inn or minshuku guest house to experience Japanese culture or be adventurous and go camping in the national park enjoying a starry night.
EatIn the evening, we recommend you try locals' favourite izakaya or sushi restaurants. How about savouring Shima's local seafood and Mie prefecture's local sake while talking to locals and other tourists?
Check the best accommodation and restaurants for you on TripAdvisor.
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Kuwana
Mie
Shima
Suzuka
Owase
Kumano
Matsusaka
Iga-Ueno
Ninja Museum
MITSUI OUTLET PARKJazz Dream NAGASHIMA
Nabana no Sato
Nagashima Spa Land
Suzuka Circuit
Gozaisho Ropeway
MATSUSAKA BEEF
KumanokodoIseji Route
Toba AquariumMIKIMOTO Pearl Island
Meoto IwaIse Jingu
Ise
Toba
Tsu
Toba City
Minami Ise-cho
Ise City
MiePrefecture
Shima City
Shima City,Mie,Japan
Iseshima National Park
Undiscovered Journey
This is a unique festival where participating boats and people splash each other with seawater, after Ama divers and fishermen make an offering of their catch for the day such as abalone and pray to the marine goddess for maritime safety and a rich haul.
31. Seawater Splashing Festival (June or July)
01. About Ise Shima National Park 09. Yokoyama Tenku Café Terrace
10.Daiosaki Lighthouse & Anorisaki Lighthouse
11. Kirigaki Observatory
04. Ise Lobster
18. Shima Marineland
25. Cherry Blossoms
AccessTokyo
NagoyaKyoto
Shin-Osaka
NaritaInternationalAirport
Chubu CentrairInternational Airport
Tsu CityNagisamachiMarinaToba
Ferry
Irago
45 min
2 hours 15 minutes from Osaka
2 hours 30 minutes from Kyoto
1 hour 45 minutes from Nagoya
KansaiInternationalAirportShima City
HanedaAirport
TICKETINFORMATION
KINTETSURAILPASS
JR PASS
Access by car
Tomei ExpresswayApproximately 4 hours
Ise ExpresswayApproximately
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Ise Doro RoadApproximately
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Tamaki IC
Shiraki IC
Approximately 55 minutesby Isewan Ferry
Pearl RoadApproximately 35 minutes
Ise-Nishi IC
Daini Ise Doro RoadApproximately 9 minutes
Approximately 1 hour 50 minutes via Route 1 and Route 42
Tokyo
Hamamatsu IC
Irago
Route 167Approximately20 minutes
Toba
Approximately45 minutes
via Ise Expressway
Ise-Seki IC
Nishi-MeihanExpressway
Approximately 2 hours via Route 25
OsakaNagoyaHigashi-Meihan
ExpresswayApproximately
1 hour 40 minutes
Shima
ShinkansenSubwayJR Osaka Loop Line
Hanshin Nanba LineNankai Koya Line
JR Kansai Main LineJR Kusatsu LineIga RailwayJR Mie Rapid Express
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Shima City
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Ise-Futami-Toba LineApproximately10 minutes via Route 42
Izonoura
Matoya Bay
Ago Bay
KashikojimaWharf
Kumano-nada Sea
Ago Bay Liner
Free official boat services/Free Kendosen Link
Liner Link
Ago Bay Pleasure Boat
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Toba-Isobe Line
Gochi
Kutsukake
Tsuiji
Yamahara
Natsukusa
Hiyama
Shioya
Hamajima
Nanbari
Hazako
Hasama
Anagawa
Isobe-cho
Ago-cho
Daio-cho
Shima-cho
Hamajima-cho
Kawanabe
Yamada
Matoya
Anori
Ihama
Sakazaki
UgataKou
Koka
Shijima
Azena
Natta
NakiriFunakoshi
Katada
Tategami
Shinmei
Osaki
Wagu
Goza
Koshika
Erihara
Kaminogo
Shimonogo
WatakanoWatakanojima
Masakijima
Sangasho
Kurikihiro
Hiyamaji
Fuseda
Ise city
Minami-Ise Town
Toba City
Wagu Oshima Island
Wagu Kojima Island
Daiosaki Lighthouse
Gozashirahama
Wagu Katada Inari Mae
Gozako
Hirano
Hamajima
Shoshigahama Oedo Onsen Monogatari Mae
Azurihama
AnorisakiTodai Guchi
WatakanoTosenbaFerry Wharf
Shima Park Golf Course
Roadside Station Michi-no-eki Ise ShimaJ-PLACE Isobe/San R Isobe
(JRA. Off-track-betting vendor for local horse racing)Anori Chugakko Mae
Shima Spain Village
Amano Iwato Guchi
KokaPrimary School
M.Kashikojima Hojoen16
A.Kashikojima Espana Cruise20B.Ago Bay Cruise20
Yokoyama Tenku Café Terrace09
A.NEMU GOLF & RESORT28
B.Kintetsu Hamajima Country Club28
Shima City Tourist Garden27
C.Kintetsu Kashikojima Country Club28
Shima Marineland18
Shima Mediterranean Village19
Shima Spain Village17
D.Ise Shima Country Club28
Wagu Fishing Port
Hamajima Seaside Park
Anori Shrine
Nakiri Shrine
B.Anorisaki Lighthouse10
Anori Puppet Show32
Kirigaki Observatory11
A.Shinju-no-sato14
B.Pearl Miki14
Goza-Shirahama Beach12
Ise Lobster Festival29 Shima Nature School15
Noseless Ebisu24
Katada Inari Shrine23
Ama Hut Satoumian13
D.Premier Resort Yuga Iseshima16 E.Oedo Onsen Monogatari Iseshima16
G.Tomoyama Kanko Hotel 16
H.Kazemachi-no-yu Fukujuso16
J.Hotel & Resorts Ise Shima16
K.Kokoroyu Asobi Neboya 16
Seawater Splashing Festival31
A.Daiosaki Lighthouse10
Waraji Festival33
Izawanomiya Otaue Festival 30
Izawanomiya21
D.Amano Iwato Shrine2522
A.Daijiji Temple2625
B.Sozo-no-mori Yokoyama25
C.Tomoyama Park25
A.Yumotokan New Hamajima16
B.Seaside Hotel Geiboso16
C.NEMU RESORT16
F.Miyako Resort Okushima Aqua Forest16
I.Hotel Shima Spain Mura16
L.Bishoku-no-kakurega Provence16N.Teisho Basaratei 16
P.Pearl Gourmet Inn Takesho16
Q.Shima Mediterranean Village16
R.Amanemu16
S.Onsen Resort Hotel Shima Saichoraku16
T.Therapy Resort Ise Shima16
Matoya Bay Bridge
Kashikojima Ohashi Bridge
Omu-iwa Rock
Aonominesan Shofuku-Ji Temple
Kou Shirahama Beach
Ichigohama Beach
Mt Konpira Hiking Course
Isobue Misaki Observatory
Mugisaki Lighthouse
Pearl Bridge
Shima Kanko Hotel(G7 Ise Shima Summit Venue)
SumMiel
TsumekirifudosonTemple
Umi Hozuki
O.THE HIRAMATSUHOTELS & RESORTSKASHIKOJIMA
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Kashikojima
Nansei-HamajimaLine
Nakiri
Historical Spots
374 Kaminogo, Isobe-cho, Shima-shi3-minute walk from Kaminogo Station
21.Izawanomiya
Erihara, Isobe-cho, Shima-shiBus Stop 1 at Isobe Station Bus Center Hop on bus 60, 62, or 70 bound for Ise Sekijuji Byouin or Iseshi Eki Mae Hop off at Amano Iwato Guchi.
22.Amano Iwato Shrine
64 Katada, Shima-cho, Shima-shiBus Stop 2 at Ugata Station Hop on bus 60 bound for Gozako Hop off at Katada Inari Mae
23.Katada Inari Shrine
681-1 Hamajima, Hamajima-cho, Shima-shiBus Stop 3 at Ugata StationHop on bus 70 bound for Shukūra, hop off at Hamajima
24.Noseless Ebisu
Access Information
2199 Nakiri, Daio-cho, Shima-shi20-minute drive from Ugata Station☎0599-72-0733https://www.shima-sg.com/
15.Shima Nature School
875-20 Ugata, Ago-cho, Shima-shi8-minute drive from Ugata Station☎0599-44-0567Yokoyama Visitor Centerhttp://mirador.puebloamigo.jp/
09.Yokoyama Tenku Café Terrace
2199 Nakiri, Daio-cho, Shima-shi25-minute drive from Ugata Station
11.Kirigaki Observatory
Goza, Shima-cho, Shima-shiBus Stop 2 at Ugata StationHop on bus 60 bound for GozakoHop off at Goza-Shirahama
12.Goza-Shirahama Beach
B.Anorisaki Lighthouse794-1 Anori, Ago-cho, Shima-shiFrom Bus Stop 4 at Ugata Station, hop on bus 91 bound for Anori or Anorisaki Tōdai GuchiHop off at Anori Chugakko Mae or Anorisaki Tōdai Guchi☎0599-47-5622http://anorisaki.com/
A.Daiosaki Lighthouse54 Nakiri, Daio-cho, Shima-shiBus Stop 2 at Ugata StationHop on bus 60 bound for GozakoHop off at Daiosaki Tōdai☎0599-72-1899http://www.daiozaki.com/
10.Daiosaki Lighthouse & Anorisaki Lighthouse
Views
Experiences
2279 Koshika, Shima-cho, Shima-shiBus Stop 2 at Ugata StationHop on bus 60 bound for Gozako, hop off at Azuri-Hama☎0599-85-1212https://satoumian.com/
13.Ama Hut Satoumian
A.Shinjyu-no-sato1125-88 Koshika, Shima-cho, Shima-shi30-minute drive from Ugata Station☎0599-85-0515http://s-tamachan.net/
B.Pearl Miki65-1 Goza, Shima-cho, Shima-shiFrom Bus Stop 2 at Ugata Station, hop on bus 60 bound for Gozako and hop off at Gozako☎0599-88-3592https://isesima.info/pearl-miki/
14.Pearl Harvesting
C.NEMU RESORT2692-3 Hazako, Hamajima-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-52-1211https://www.nemuresort.com/
❶Hop on through the rear door and take a numbered ticket. Pay your bus fare when you hop off.
To use an IC card, tap it on the card reader at the rear door.
❷You will hear the name of next bus stop. When you hear the name of your intended bus stop,press the stop button.
❸When you hop off, put your bus fare in the fare box.
To pay with an IC card, tap it on the card reader at the front door.
If you are using an unlimited bus pass, show it to the bus driver. Hop off from the front door.
How to ride regular buses
●Use your numbered ticket to check your bus fare on the fare indicator panel. Half-price fares apply to children (school students aged 6-12). Note that 5 yen rounds up to 10 yen.●No change given. 5,000 yen and 10,000 yen notes not accepted.●Nation-wide IC Transport Cards accepted. No IC card charging facility on the bus.
JNTO Tourist Information Center
Address 1670-2 Ugata, Ago-cho, Shima-shi, Mie Prefecture, 517-0501
TEL
0599-46-0570
FAX
Regular holiday
0599-46-1113
Open 365 daysOpening hours 9:00 - 17:00
WEB http://www.kanko-shima.com/en/index.html
Key
Accessibletoilets
Lookout
Toilets
Bus stop
Main roadOrdinary roadKintetsu LineFerry route
料金ボックスFare box
IC card reader
A.Yumotokan New Hamajima3020 Hamajima, Hamajima-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-53-1502https://www.new-hama.co.jp/
16.Shima Onsens
Onsens No overnightstay necessary
K.Kokoroyu Asobi Neboya 4578-1 Koka, Ago-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-45-0111https://www.neboya.com/
Q.Shima Mediterranean Village2619-1 Hazako, Hamajima-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-52-1336https://www.puebloamigo.jp/
R.Amanemu2165 Hazako, Hamajima-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-52-5000https://www.aman.com/ja-jp/resorts/amanemu
S.Onsen Resort Hotel Shima Saichoraku687-2 Shinmei, Ago-cho, Shima-shi☎0570-550-278http://yukai-r.jp/shima-saichoraku/
T.Therapy Resort Ise Shima832-1 Anori, Ago-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-47-0888http://therapy-iseshima.com/
M.Kashikojima Hojoen718-3 Shinmei, Ago-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-43-3111https://www.hojoen.com/
N.Teisho Basaratei 3618-74 Ugata, Ago-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-46-1189https://www.basaratei.com/
O.THE HIRAMATSU HOTELS & RESORTS KASHIKOJIMA3618-52 Ugata, Ago-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-65-7001http://hiramatsuhotels.com/kashikojima/
P.Pearl Gourmet Inn Takesho3100-1 Wagu, Shima-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-85-4147http://www.takesho.net/
L.Bishoku-no-kakuregaProvence660 Shinmei, Ago-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-46-0001http://www.kashikojima.com/provence/
Leisure Spots
Sakazaki, Isobe-cho, Shima-shiBus Stop 5 at Ugata Station Hop on bus 59 bound for Shima Spain Mura☎0599-57-3333http://www.parque-net.com/
17.Shima Spain Village
2619-1 Hazako, Hamajima-cho, Shima-shi10 minutes from Kashikojima wharf by ferry15 minutes from Ugata Station by car☎0599-52-1336https://www.puebloamigo.jp/
19.Shima MediterraneanVillage
A.Kashikojima Espana Cruise752-11 Shinmei, Ago-cho, Shima-shi2-minute walk from Kashikojima Station☎0599-43-1023https://shima-marineleisure.com/cruise/espana/info/
B.Ago Bay CruiseShinmei, Ago-cho, Shima-shi1-minute walk from Kashikojima Station☎0599-43-1048
20.Ago Bay Cruise
Flowers
B.Sozo-no-mori Yokoyama(Yoshino cherry blossoms)875-24 Ugata, Ago-cho, Shima-shi8-minute drive from Ugata Stationhttps://www.kanko-shima.com/html/search_det.php?no=20150327033607
C.Tomoyama Park (Yoshino cherry blossoms)2199 Nakiri, Daio-cho, Shima-shi20-minute drive from Ugata Stationhttps://www.iseshima-kanko.jp/spot/1353/
D.Amano Iwato Shrine (Oshima cherry blossoms)Erihara, Isobe-cho, Shima-shiBus Stop 1 at Isobe Station Bus CenterHop on bus 60, 62, or 70 bound for Ise Sekijuji Byouin or Iseshi Eki MaeHop off at Amano Iwato Guchihttps://www.kanko-shima.com/html/search_det.php?no=20150327091828
A.Daijiji temple(Tenrei cherry blossoms)409 Nakiri, Daio-cho, Shima-shiBus Stop 2 at Ugata StationHop on bus 60 bound for Gozako and hop off at Nakirihttp://www.daijiji.jp/
25.Cherry Blossoms
A.Daijiji Temple(Hydrangeas)409 Nakiri, Daio-cho, Shima-shiBus Stop 2 at Ugata StationHop on bus 60 bound for Gozako and hop off at Nakirihttp://www.daijiji.jp/
26.Hydrangeas
511-5 Anagawa, Isobe-cho, Shima-shi15-minute drive from Ugata Stationhttps://www.iseshima-kanko.jp/spot/2422/
27.Shima City Tourist Garden
Golf
B.Kintetsu Hamajima Country Club1614-1 Hazako, Hamajima-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-52-1141https://golf-resort.kintetsu-re.co.jp/mie/hamajima/
C.Kintetsu Kashikojima Country Club3620-5 Ugata, Ago-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-43-1082https://golf-resort.kintetsu-re.co.jp/mie/kashikojima/
D.Ise Shima Country Club187-1 Matoya, Isobe-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-57-3251http://www.daiwaroyalgolf.jp/iseshima_cc/
A.NEMU GOLF & RESORT2692-3 Hazako, Hamajima-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-52-1101https://www.nemuresort.com/nemugolf/
28.Shima's Four Golf Courses
Festivals
Hamajima, Hamajima-cho, Shima-shi (Hamajima Seaside Park)http://www.iseebi-onsen.com/iseebi/
29.Ise Lobster Festival
374 Kaminogo, Isobe-cho, Shima-shi (Izawanomiya)
30.IzawanomiyaOtaue Festival
Wagu, Shima-cho, Shima-shi(Wagu Fishing Port/Wagu Oshima Island)
31.Seawater SplashingFestival
844 Anori, Ago-cho, Shima-shi (Anori Shrine)
32.Anori Puppet Show
1 Nakiri, Daio-cho, Shima-shi(Nakiri Shrine)
33.Waraji Festival
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J.Hotel & Resorts Ise Shima939-6 Matoya, Isobe-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-55-2111https://www.daiwaresort.jp/ise/index.html
I.Hotel Shima Spain MuraSakazaki, Isobe-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-57-3511http://www.parque-net.com/hotel/index.html
H.Kazemachi-no-yu Fukujuso517 Watakano, Isobe-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-57-2910https://www.fukujyuso.co.jp/
G.Tomoyama Kanko Hotel 2746-37 Funakoshi, Daio-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-72-2321http://www.tomoyama.co.jp/
F.Miyako Resort Okushima Aqua Forest3238-1 Funakoshi, Daio-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-73-0001https://www.miyakohotels.ne.jp/aquavilla/index.html/
E.Oedo Onsen Monogatari Iseshima1035 Hamajima, Hamajima-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-54-1126http://iseshima.ooedoonsen.jp/
D.Premier Resort Yuga Iseshima1645 Hamajima, Hamajima-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-53-1551http://www.yu-ga.in/
B.Seaside Hotel Geiboso1550-1 Hamajima, Hamajima-cho, Shima-shi☎0599-53-0029http://www.geibouso.co.jp/
723-1 Shinmei, Ago-cho, Shima-shi3-minute walk from Kashikojima Station☎0599-43-1225https://www.kintetsu.co.jp/leisure/shimamarine/
18.Shima Marineland
