Model Plan
Model Plan
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Day 1 START▶︎Travel time to next location:10min
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Day 1 Location 1▶︎Travel time to next location:15min
Toyouke-daijingu - Geku (The Outer Shrine of Ise-jingu)
Toyouke Daijingu, or Geku (The Outer Shrine) is one of two main shrines at Ise Jingu. Visitors customarily go first to the Outer Shrine and then to the Inner Shrine. The Outer Shrine is dedicated to the goddess Toyouke Omikami, who is responsible for the harvest.
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Day 1 Location 2▶︎Travel time to next location:5min
Kotaijingu - Naiku (The Inner Shrine of Ise-jingu)
Kotai Jingu, or Naiku (The Inner Shrine) is one of two main shrines at Ise Jingu. The shrine is dedicated to Amaterasu Omikami, who is the ancestral kami of the imperial family and the most highly revered kami in the Shinto tradition.
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Day 1 Location 3▶︎Travel time to next location:40min
Oharai-machi, Okage Yokocho (lunch)
Okage Yokocho is a shopping alley in the heart of Oharai-machi that opened in 1993. The name “okage” means “thankful” and expresses a sense of gratitude toward the shrine. The bustling area has much to offer, from souvenir shopping to snack tasting!
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Day 1 Location 4▶︎Travel time to next location:10min
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Day 1 Location 5▶︎Travel time to next location:10min
Mikimoto Pearl Island
Known as the birthplace of cultured pearl Aquaculture, Mikimoto Pearl Island offers visitors the chance to learn all about pearls, as well as shopping and dining. Moreover, the Island plays host to the performances featuring ama divers in their traditional white cotton “misogi” outfits.
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Day 1 Location 6▶︎Travel time to next location:10min
Ama diver hut experience
Visitors can enjoy a hands-on experience of the ama diver huts, where the divers warm up before their dives.
Enjoy dining on delicious fresh seafood while sitting around the fireplace (on the hearth) talking with the friendly divers.
Visitors have a rare opportunity to hear to current and former divers recount their diving experiences. -
Day 1 Location 7
Stay in Toba (eat Ise spiny lobster and abalone)
One of the pleasures of travelling in Ise-Shima, a city surrounded by nature, is that visitors can indulge in seafood to their hearts’ content.
The area has so much to offer, from Ise spiny lobster, abalone, and Matsuzaka Beef (one of the big three Japanese beefs) not to mentioned the naturally grown vegetables.
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Day 2 START▶︎Travel time to next location:2min
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Day 2 Location 1▶︎Travel time to next location:5min
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Day 2 Location 2
Sea food lunch on the Kashikojima
The area around Kashikojima station is full of Japanese and Western style restaurants. Guests can enjoy exclusive local delicacies, such as whole fish sashimi arranged in its original shape, spiny lobster, and abalone—all for a reasonable price.
There are also plenty of hot spring facilities nearby, so why not treat yourself to a relaxing soak if you have time!
Schedule
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STARTIse Station(Trains from Tokyo)
Travel time: About 10min on foot.
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Toyouke-daijingu - Geku (The Outer Shrine of Ise-jingu)
279 Toyokawa-cho, Ise-shi, Mie, 516-0042
Travel time: About 15min by car or bus
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Kotaijingu - Naiku (The Inner Shrine of Ise-jingu)
1 ujiyakata-cho Ise-shi, Mie, 516-0023
Travel time: About 5min on foot.
Travel time: About 40min by train.
Travel time: About 10min on foot.
Travel time: About 10min on foot
Travel time: About 10min on foot
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