Ise, Shima
Located on the Shima Peninsula, Ise-Shima is a region of deep spirituality and coastal beauty. It is home to Ise Jingu, Japan’s most sacred shrine, and famous for its pearls.
Located on the Shima Peninsula, Ise-Shima is a region of deep spirituality and coastal beauty. It is home to Ise Jingu, Japan’s most sacred shrine, and famous for its pearls.
Ise-Shima offers a unique blend of ancient tradition and natural splendor. For centuries, pilgrims have flocked to its sacred shrines, while the dramatic rias coastline provides world-class seafood and breathtaking views.
Access: Minimum 1 hour and 30 minutes from Nagoya Station via by Rapid Mie or Kintetsu Limited Express.
Ise-Shima’s coastal waters are a treasure trove of delicacies. From the "King of Seafood" to local comfort food, the region’s culinary offerings celebrate both nature’s generosity and traditional craftsmanship.
Discover the spiritual heart of Japan and its ancient coastal culture. From walking sacred paths to meeting sea divers, Ise-Shima offers an authentic glimpse into the nation's soul.
Between sacred architecture and dramatic Pacific views, Ise-Shima is a photographer’s paradise. Capture the interplay of golden sunlight, ancient wood, and the shimmering blue of the many emerald islands.