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  • Ise Washi Museum
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    4.5
    5 Reviews
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    Mie Pref. Iseshi Ozeko 1-10-30
    This museum located in and run by the paper factory Taihou Wasi Kougyou is a 10-minute walk from JR and Kintetsu Iseshi Station. Established in 1899, they make the paper used at Ise Jingu Shrine. They sell a wide range of Ise washi paper and also have exhibits on the history of paper products, paper making tools, and more. There are also panel explanations of the paper making process, and you can use the machine they provide to make an Ise washi print. They hold paper related events on the second Saturday of the month, and with advance reservation you can make small paper items or even try making washi paper itself.

    伊勢神宮を訪問後にプラプラ歩いていたら、発見しました、店内は和紙が多くあり、とても綺麗で感動しました。お土産にも最適です。

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  • Ise Kadoya Beer (Geku-mae Store)
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    3.5
    22 Reviews
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    Mie Pref. Iseshi Honmachi 13-6
    Ise Kadoya is a long-established teahouse founded in 1575, and now produced local beer that represents Ise such as Shinto Beer and Ise Kadoya Pale Ale. The directly-managed store is located immediately outside of Ise Jingu Shrine's outer shrine. They sell sake available for purchase as souvenirs, and barrel craft draft beer for walk and drink. There is also a set menu where you can drink and compare four different types of local Ise beer, making it a shop beer lovers enjoy themselves. In addition to alcohol, they offer snacks including Niken Chaya Mochi (rice cakes with bean paste filled and dusted in kinako soybean powder) famous from when it was a teahouse, so it is somewhere those who do not drink can come to.

    穏やかなお天気だったこの日、伊勢では有名なこちらのお店で地ビールが頂けるって分かったらいてもたってもいられません。 「IBC2021金賞受賞ヘイジーIPAカップ560円」を頂きましたが、コクのある美味しいビールでした。地中海村に向かうこの日。部屋飲み用にと買ったのは「ベールエール380円」「ヒメホワイト 380円」いや-ん…どっも美味しいワ♡伊勢角屋麦酒さんとの出会いはかれこれ25年ほど前かな?伊...

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  • Iseman Naiku Mae Japanese Sake Factory
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    Mie Ise-shi Ujinakanokiricho 77-2
    "This brewery makes Iseman Shuzo's Okagesama, a sake whose name was inspired by the historic ""Okage-mairi"" mass pilgrimages to the Ise Jingu shrine in the Edo period. Situated in a town which grew up around the shrine and commanding a view of the lush cedar forest on its grounds, the brewery has a shop which sells seishu refined sakes, shochu distilled spirits, liqueurs, and more. The brewery's Ginjo Okagesama, made with underground water from the Isuzu River which flows through the Naiku inner shrine area of the Ise Jingu shrine, is an exquisite ginjo sake which balances dazzling aroma and flavor. Primarily made by hand and in limited quantities, it can only be purchased here at the brewery and at the company's shop in Iseshima. The back of the shop where customers enter is in fact the brewery itself, and it is known as the smallest sake brewery in Japan."
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  • Kaguranokama
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    Mie Ise-shi Asamacho 801-15
    "This pottery studio stands at the foot of Mt. Asama, about which in ancient times it was said that ""a pilgrimage to Ise without visiting Asama is only half a pilgrimage."" Surrounded by abundant natural beauty, the studio makes chawan bowls, yunomi teacups, flower vases, mugs, and other pottery items which easily integrate into everyday life. The studio also conducts pottery making activities every Saturday and Sunday in which participants can receive courteous instruction while creating their very own, one-of-a-kind pottery piece. You can borrow all the tools and equipment you need and the studio will send pieces C.O.D. after they have been fired."
  • Ise Kakuyamugi Sake
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    Mie Pref. Iseshi Jinkyu 6-chome 428
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Spread across the eastern side of the Kii Peninsula, Mie prefecture boasts hundreds of kilometers of pretty coastline comprising the oyster-rich Toba city and Shima National Park all the way down to Kumano, a city that marks the beginning of part of the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage, which runs into neighboring Wakayama prefecture. However, Mie is best known for the Ise Jingu Shinto shrine inland, one of the oldest and largest shrines in the country.

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