[Fun with your kids!] 5 recommended sightseeing spots around Ise City ♪

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Ise City in Mie Prefecture has many tourist spots that families with children can enjoy. We will introduce some carefully selected tourist spots, including Ise Shrine!

Latest update : 2024.07.16

1. Ise Shrine

It is an iconic tourist spot in Ise City and one of the oldest shrines in Japan. It is a valuable experience for children to come into contact with history and culture. In particular, when visiting Ise, you can feel the sacred atmosphere.

2. Okage Yokocho

It is a popular tourist spot in Ise City, where you can enjoy the old-fashioned townscape. There are many food stalls and souvenir shops where children can enjoy eating while walking around, so it is sure to be exciting for parents and children.

3. Toba Aquarium

This large aquarium is located in Toba City, about 30 minutes by car from Ise City. It has exhibits and shows of marine life, and is especially popular with children. You can have a fun time watching dolphin shows and penguin observations.

4. Ise Ninja Kingdom

Ninja Kingdom is a theme park where you can experience the world of ninjas. Here, you can enjoy various ninja experiences while strolling through streets that recreate the atmosphere of the Edo period. Experience a time-traveling experience in contact with the good old culture of Japan!

5. Shima Spain Village

This amusement park is located in Shima City, about an hour's drive from our hotel. It recreates Spanish scenery and architecture, and features colorful buildings, shops, and restaurants, allowing you to enjoy a touch of Spanish culture.

These are all places that the whole family can enjoy when visiting Ise City. Make memories with your children while enjoying the local attractions to the fullest.

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