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Tado Green Farm

3.5

12 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Mie Pref. Kuwanashi Tadochoumizono 4132

Tado Green Farm is an outdoor facility built around a fruit orchard in Tado-cho in the city of Kuwana, Mie Prefecture. Visitors can experience all kinds of harvests, depending on the season, whether it is picking strawberries, picking mandarin oranges, or digging for peanuts. Visitors who pick strawberries have the option of dipping them directly into a chocolate fountain and eating them. The spacious lawn is equipped with barbecue facilities, and visitors can purchase an empty-handed package deal, for which Tado Green Farm provides the food, or visit at night. There are many options to meet a wide variety of demands. The traditional-style sweet shop offers visitors desserts made with seasonal fruits.

Dont miss, if you are strawberry lover. Time to pick fresh strawberry by your hand and eat its in the farm.
Kasado Shrine

4.0

8 Reviews

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Mie Suzuka-shi Kasadocho 2010

"This Shinto shrine is located in Kasado-cho, Suzuka City. The shrine is the site of the Shiratorizuka Kofun, which records state is the grave of the legendary Yamato Takeru, 12th Emperor of Japan. The shrine is dedicated to the deified spirit of Yamato Takeru, and a sacred ""kasa"" conical hat and cane in the shrine's possession are believed to have belonged to Yamto Takeru. The adjoining Takamiya Museum displays pottery and other artifacts discovered through excavations on the grounds; the museum is open during the shrine's grand spring festival on April 8."

日本武尊ゆかりの神社ということで参拝へ行きました。下から長い階段を上がることもできますが坂道を上ると駐車場があります。この時期は桜が綺麗です近くには古墳もあります。時間の余裕をもって散策されることをお勧めします
Ishiyakushi-ji Temple

4.0

8 Reviews

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Mie Suzuka-shi Ishiyakushicho 1

The temple is located along Route 25 in Ishiyakushi-cho, Suzuka City, and was founded by Taicho in 726. The main image is a hidden Buddha statue, but it is displayed to the public on December 20 every year during the Susuhariboshi (dusting off of soot) ceremony.

西国薬師霊場巡りの一環として初めて行きました。こじんまりしていましたが歴史が感じられ、東海道の宿場町の寺でした。御朱印帳も東海道が描かれていました。
Ise Katagami Museum

3.5

7 Reviews

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Mie Pref. Suzukashi Shirokohonmachi 21-30

This museum presents a collection of items related to Ise Katagami paper stencils. It's a five-minute walk from the east exit of Kintetsu Nagoya Line's Shiroko Station. Ise Katagami is one of the methods used for dying patterns on kimono. It's made with a variety of techniques involving shibugami, paper treated with astringent persimmon juice. Designs are then cut into the paper to create the stencils. The restored building that houses the museum was built in the late Edo Period. It was the home of Terao Saibee, a prominent Shiroko katagami wholesaler. It's been designated a Suzuka City Historic Site. In addition to the katagami stencils, the museum also displays kimono dyed using them and the tools used to make them. You can try making bookmarks using shibugami paper and small shikishi (fancy paperboard squares) too.

団体で行きましたので説明員の方が付き、歴史や様々な技を映像などでひととおり見た後、実際に職人さんの実演を見せていただきました。和紙を何枚も重ねて型紙にすること、模様にあわせて道具も一から手作りであること、そして根気のいる作業、と何から何まではじめて知ることばかりで驚きました。継承には苦労も多いそうですが、このような場を通して広くPRしていただきたいです。
Suzuka Skyline

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Mie Prefecture Mie-gun Konno-machi

This is part of National Route 477, a driveway is 11.9 kilometers in length that connects Mie Prefecture's Komono Town to Siga Prefecture's Koka City. You can get panoramic views of Komono Town throughout. Also, you can see the resort town of Yunoyama Onsen, Aotaki-ohashi Bridge, and the gondola that connects Mt. Gozaisho and the hot spring town from the Skyline. From the Buhei Pass rest area, you can enjoy views of Ise Plain, Ise Bay and the Chita Peninsula in the day, and also the night sky. The toll became free from 1997, and it is closed during the winter (December to April).
Banko no Sato Hall

3.5

7 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Mie Pref. Yokkaichishi Toueichou 4-8

Located a five-minute walk from Kawaramachi Station on the Kintetsu Nagoya Line, Banko no Sato Hall is a venue for displaying and selling Mie Prefecture's best-known pottery, Bankoyaki. In addition to galleries that explain the history of Bankoyaki and the techniques used in producing it, there is also a shop where visitors can select from a wide array of Bankoyaki pottery, as one would expect in the area of the style's origin. The studio on the first floor offers instruction, everything from a one-day pottery making experience to a full-fledged regular pottery course. Visitors can also try painting pottery to create a souvenir that is uniquely their own. On the second floor is a restaurant, Nijiirodo, where a chef prepares daily lunch specials. Reservations are recommended, since quantities are limited.

万古焼の体験や販売施設です。販売店は二階です。さほど展示量は無いですが二割引きで購入できるので、駅前のデパートなどで買うよりはお得です。
Kameyama-juku

4.0

6 Reviews

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Mie Kameyama-shi Nishimachi Honmachi

This area, stretching from Hon-machi to Nomura in Kameyama City, once flourished as the 46th post station town on the ancient Tokaido highway. Today, parts of the original townscape are preserved which reveal the area's past both as a post station town and a castle town which grew beneath Kameyama Castle. Seki-juku and Sakashita-juku, two other former post station town areas, are also located in Kameyama City.

残念ですが、宿場町としては見どころありません。普通の現代的な自宅が続いています。ただほとんどの家の前には「亀山宿＊＊＊屋跡」という札が取り付けられています。でもそれだけでは分かり難いですね。
Koujinyama Kannonji

3.5

6 Reviews

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Mie Suzuka-shi Takatsukacho 1777

This Buddhist temple is located in Takatsuka-cho, Suzuka City. Founded in 812 by the great priest Kobo Daishi to enshrine a statue depicting the legendary Yamato Takeru as a Buddhist deity, the temple later built a hall to enshrine an 11-headed Kanzeon Bodhisattva statue as its principal object of worship. The mountain on the grounds behind the temple is famous as the place where Kira no Nikichi, sworn friend of Shimizu no Jirocho, lost his life in the Fight at Kojinyama, and there is a memorial that was erected by shamisen storyteller Torazo Hirosawa.

任侠の地元親分の縄張り争いに清水の次郎長一家が加勢して大立ち回りが行われた場所が荒神山観音寺裏手のようです。勝負には勝ったようですが凶弾に倒れた「吉良の仁吉」を偲んで、講談師「広沢虎造」が建立した碑が建っています。現在は多少雑木林も残っていますが、開発が進んでいますね。JR関西線加佐登駅から徒歩で30分ほどでしょうかハイキングにも良いです。
Sangaku-ji Temple

3.0

7 Reviews

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Mie Mie-gun Komonocho Komono 8550

This Buddhist temple is located in Komono Town, Mie County, Mie Prefecture. Records state it was founded in 807 by the great monk Saicho and it is believed to have been a bastion for Tendai Buddhist warrior monks. Today, the temple is famous for granting worshippers luck in finding love and marriage, and many worshippers make offerings of origami paper cranes based on a legend concerning the temple. The temple holds the Sohei Festival celebrating its warrior monk history each year in October, and this festival is also the largest fire festival in the prefecture.

2021年7月9日、この日は湯の山温泉寿亭に宿泊していた。寿亭の廊下を通って、隣接する三嶽寺（さんがくじ）に向かう。 4階の南出口から外に出る。すぐに三嶽寺に到着。三嶽寺は、三重県三重郡菰野町菰野（みえけんみえぐんこものちょうこもの）にある天台宗山門派の寺だ。折鶴伝説の恋結びの寺として人気がある。織田信長の焼き討ちに立ち向かった僧兵に祈りをささげ折鶴を奉納すると、恋愛成就のご利益がある...
Suzuka City Traditional Industries Museum

4.0

4 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Mie Suzuka-shi Jike 3-10-1

A 10-minute walk from Kohzugaura Station on the Kintetsu Nagoya Line, this facility introduces the traditional crafts of Isekatagami and Suzuka Sumi, and displays and introduces the works and manufacturing tools of Suzuka Sumi, known for its high quality, and Isekatagami, used for dyeing kimono fabrics with designs such as komon and yuzen. There is also a video corner and a gallery, and demonstrations of Ise-katagami every Sunday and Suzuka Sumi ink on the second and fourth Sundays.

伊勢型紙や墨が出来るまでの展示があります。特に伊勢型紙の緻密さには目を見張るものがあります。思わず機械で切ったのか聞いてしまいましたが全て手作業との事でさらにビックリしました。
Rokkaen (former Seiroku Moroto residence)

Travel / Tourism

Mie Pref. Kuwanashi Kuwana 663-5

This facility is a 10-minute walk from the city circular bus Tamachi bus stop from the bus terminal at Kuwana Station's East Exit. This important cultural property is made up of a western-style building designed by the British architect Josiah Conder (1852-1920) who also designed the Rokumeikan (Deer Cry Pavilion), and a Japanese-style building with a Japanese-style garden with a path around a central pond. It was designated as a National Important Cultural Property in 1997 as a precious building representing the Meiji (1868-1912) and Taisho (1912-1926) periods. You can enjoy the garden which is famous in Japan for this beauty throughout the year and its charming architecture. In addition to tsukigama (monthly tea ceremony), flower arrangement exhibitions and concerts, it holds courses on the small hand drum for nagauta hayashi music and tea ceremony.
Kyuka Park

Leisure / Hobbies

Mie Pref. Kuwanashi Yoshinomaru 5-1

This park was created in the Honmaru and Ninomaru ruins of Kuwana Castle, and is located an approximately three-minute walk from the City A Circulation Bus Honcho bus stop. Formerly known as Ougi (fan-shaped)-jo Castle, it retains the atmosphere of a castle praised as the Castle of Kaido. It is a place for residents to relax where many varieties of flowers bloom depending on the season. Inside the park is Chinkoku Shukoku-Jinja Shrine that is dedicated to Matsudaira Sadatsuna and Matsudaira Sadanobu. In addition, you can find in the park the site of Tatsumi Yagura Turret, which served as a symbol for Kuwana Castle, and a monument dedicated to the souls of those who died in the Boshin War built in 1887 at the site of the castle keep.
Kameyama Castle Ruins

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Mie Pref. Kameyamashi Honmaruchou 575-2 (Former Kameyama Castle Tamon Pass)

Okamoto Munenori built Kameyama Castle in the city of Kameyama, Mie Prefecture, in 1590. Tamonyagura built in the late 18th century, was first used to store weapons but in the Meiji period (1868-1912), it was used as a factory for cotton floor coverings to assist the former samurai in making a living. In 1953, it was designated a Prefectural Historic Site, as the only remaining castle buildings in the prefecture. Its surroundings are pleasing in any season, as visitors enjoy the cherry blossoms in the spring and fallen snow in the winter.
Uga Valley Campground

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Mie Pref. Inabeshi Daianchouishigureminami 2999-5

The valley is located in Suzuka National Park, which straddles Mie and Shiga Prefectures, and is said to have been formed by the downstream action of the Ugagawa River, which flows out of Ryugatake in the center of the Suzuka Mountains. In addition to six waterfalls, including Nagao Falls, there are corridor-like steep cliffs and a series of oddly shaped rocks and megaliths, creating a powerful landscape.
Tsubaki Nakato Shrine

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Mie Pref. Suzukashi Ichinomiyachou 1181

Located in Ichinomiya-cho, Suzuka City in Mie Prefecture, this shrine is also called Isenokuni ichinomiya. Tsubaki Shrine and Nakato Shrine were merged during the Meiji period (1868-1912), and the two shrines are an example of a rarely seen shrine building dedicated to two or more deities. The front shrine burned down in 1997 and was rebuilt the next year with simple white concrete. Tsubaki Shrine worships Sarutahiko Okami, and Nakato Shrine worships Amenokuno no Mikoto and Nakatsutsunoo no Mikoto, providing blessings for safe driving, removing calamities related to unlucky directions, and better luck.
Suzuka Municipal Museum of Archology

3.5

2 Reviews

Leisure / Hobbies

Mie Suzuka-shi Kokubucho 224

This museum is located in Kokubu-cho, Suzuka City. Adjoined by the National Historic Site-designated Ise Kokubunji Ruins, the museum displays archeological exhibits such as artefacts discovered at the ruins and other archeological sites in the city. In addition to its standing exhibition and special exhibitions, the museum conducts tours of the Ise Kokubunji Ruins and holds activity classes.

伊勢国分寺跡に建つ博物館で古代から中世くらいまでの展示物が多く鑑賞できます。まが玉と土笛作りを体験しに行きました。まが玉や土笛づくりの体験だけだと体験料だけで入館料はいりませんでした。
Aisei Berry Farm

Leisure / Hobbies

Mie Pref. Yokkaichishi Kaigechou Flower stand 2218

This tourist farm offers strawberry picking from late December through May, and has varieties like Akihime and Benihoppe. The greenhouses have wide walkways and elevated growing shelves for easier picking that even children can enjoy. They also have a rest station and a mini-cafe. From June through August they have blueberry picking, and a pool facility for children and adults.
Jionji Temple

3.0

2 Reviews

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Mie Kameyama-shi Nomura 3-18-1

This Buddhist temple is located in 3-Chome Nomura, Kameyama City. The ancient temple was founded by the great priest Gyoki on the order of Emperor Shomu. The original main temple building was lost in the fires of war and later rebuilt, but the temple's principal object of worship, a sculpture created in the early Heian period, is still enshrined inside to this day. A standing figure of Amitabha said to have been adapted from a statue of Bhaisajyaguru made from a single piece of wood, it has been designated a national Important Cultural Property.

亀山城下町の西の端にあた京口門を出て関宿に行く旧東海道沿いにあります。この寺には9世紀ごろ作られたといわれる木造阿弥陀如来立像が安置されています。
Mie Kenmin no Mori

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Mie Pref. Miegunkomonochou Chikusa 7181-3

Approximately 30 minutes by car from the Yokkaichi interchange of the Higashi-meihan Expressway, this lush green-forested park lies at the foot of the Mt. Shakagadake of the Suzuka range, just west of Komono Town. In this expansive wooded forest one can take in all that the woods have to offer through nature exploration, bird watching, and other activities in all four seasons. The adventure woods are highly popular with kids where they can enjoy the speed rush from the exhilarating Tarzan rope and test their skills on the ninja crab-walk wall crossing, and other obstacle course challenges. There are many activities that can be enjoyed as a family such as plant and tree dyeing, and sawing logs together with a large two-person saw.
Okada Strawberry Farm

5.0

1 Reviews

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Mie Suzuka-shi Mihatacho 5141-1

This strawberry farm is situated on Prefectural Route 27 in Mihata-cho, Suzuka City. The farm offers 60-minute all-you-can-eat strawberry picking; an advance reservation is required for Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, and during periods of consecutive holidays. The farm is also open at night and visitors can enjoy reservation-only nighttime strawberry picking.

大満足のいちご狩りツアーバスで行きました到着すると、バスの中でヘタを入れるビニール袋が配られますそして係の方から説明があります靴はスリッパに履き替えるようですが、大人数だったため、ヒールの方のみスリッパ大きなカバンなどはイチゴに傷がつき、持ち帰り防止の為にもバス車内またはロッカーに預けます携帯、貴重品は持ち込みOK 持参の練乳もOKですが、入口で売ってましたただ練乳付けなくてもイチゴ...

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Mie Areas

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.