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Ise-Shima National Park

伊勢志摩国立公園Mie

Nature

What makes this place special?

At a Glance

Ise-Shima National Park combines indented bays, wooded hills and working coastal villages on Mie's Shima Peninsula.

Its scenery reflects the close relationship between people, woodland and sea known as satoyama and satoumi. Ago Bay's islands and aquaculture rafts form a distinctive landscape, while Toba's coast offers another view of the region's maritime life. Viewpoints and coastal walks provide different ways to explore. Choose a particular bay or route instead of treating the park as one attraction.

  • Ago Bay's islands and aquaculture rafts
  • Satoyama and satoumi landscapes

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Goshuin of Ise Jingu

Ise Jingu

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How do I visit?

Admission

This record covers a broad natural area, not a single attraction entrance. Choose a specific route or facility before setting a visit duration. Access, charges and reservations depend on that choice and the season; no single timetable or booking rule applies throughout.

Know before you go

  • Choose between a viewpoint outing around Ago Bay and a coastal walk or water-based activity; they need different transport and time. The Yokoyama Visitor Center can help explain the landscape and local culture before you choose a route. A cruise, kayak outing or ama-diver experience has its own operator conditions and booking arrangements. Do not use one facility's opening hours or reservation policy for the whole national park.

    Tip from Goshuin Atlas, Source-based travel guidance

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