Mie » Yokkaichi, Kuwana, Suzuka
Yokkaichi, Kuwana, and Suzuka have many sightseeing spots, including Nabana-no-sato, popular for its illumination, Suwa Shrine, Yokkaichi City Museum, Nagashima Spa Land, Kuuka Park, Suzuka Circuit Racing Theater, Tsubaki Grand Shrine, Suzuka Flower Park, Natural Hot Spring Qua Garden, and Suwa Park.
Also recommended are local delicacies such as Yokkaichi ramen, Yokkaichi tonteki, hamaguri cuisine, Kameyama miso yaki udon noodles, and shigure meat rolled onigiri rice balls.
Aqua Ignis is a hot spring resort complex that combines the "healing" of Kataoka Onsen (hot spring) with 100% free-flowing hot spring water, accommodation, and a detached inn, and the "cuisine" of Japan's top chefs and sweets, all on a large site of approximately 49,000 m2 surrounded by nature. Kat...»
Designed by Josiah Conder, it is a two-story wooden building with a four-story tower. Part of the garden is designated as a national place of scenic beauty. Construction began in 1911, designed by Josiah Conder, an English architect famous for designing the Rokumeikan, and was completed in 1913. T...»
Suzuka Circuit is a large-scale leisure land centering on rides, located in the hills of Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture. The international racing course regularly hosts the F1 Japanese Grand Prix and the Suzuka 8-hour Endurance Road Race. In addition, "Yuenchi Moatopia" offers more than 30 types of or...»
The specialty pot transmitted to Yunoyama hot spring in Mie-ken. A temple and Mitake temple of the Tendai Buddhist Denomination located in the center of the Yunoyama hot spring resist an invasion and drive a name as the temple where a priest fought. An eaten dish is called a first for the priest who...»
Amago (red spotted masu trout) is called “queen of riverfish”. They live in the clear waters of Tsu city since long ago. The appearance and beauty of the fish is said to be affected by the natural environment, and the amago from Misugi are said to be rare across the country. The 20km basin of Sakamo...»