Ninja, ama women divers etc. contents unique to Mie, a video full of charm with scenic nature and food has been completed Mie prefecture, in the current and in the past, has long been popular among Japanese as "a place to visit at least once in a lifetime". Please come and visit Mie prefecture. Book your next trip to Mie now and share your favorite Mie spots: https://bit.ly/2DpxNim Ninja Training Experience in Akame Shijyuhachi Falls Ninja Training Village : https://bit.ly/2ztGLXx Ama Diver Hut

For the 18th-century Japanese, tourism would start from going to the Shinto shrine precincts which are now known as Mie prefecture. Mie has been a top class popular destination for the Japanese since the 18th century and in the 21st century it is starting to be known more and more by foreign visitors. | Travel Mie Japan

Have you heard of this unique maritime culture that thrives even to this day? The Ama divers, or ‘sea women’ in Mie Prefecture dive into the sea without diving equipment and collect shellfish and seaweed thanks to their special breathing techniques. This fishing method has a long history and is part of Japanese life culture! For an authentic experience, visit an Ama hut where you can watch them grill freshly caught seafood and listen to their stories. Make sure to book ahead to participate in th

【Moment Capture: Mie Prefecture】 Explore the natural wonders of Mie Prefecture’s Ise region! From Taki Town, an easy cycling tour weaves you through some truly gorgeous rural scenery – you can book a table at Sato Hinagaya for fine dining at this traditional riverside restaurant. For an adrenaline rush, a skydiving trip offers you an incredible bird’s eye view of the region. A more leisure, calm experience can be found when you're on a sunset kayak trip around the islands of Ago Bay, or a seasid

Japan’s Giant Fried Rice Machine at Itoh Kouki Corporation, Mie Prefecture | Street Food Recipes

The city of Ise in Mie Prefecture is famous for Ise Jingu Shrine, one of the most important spiritual sites in Japan. But before you see the shrine you’ll need to pass through Oharai Machi ⛩️✨ Oharai Machi is a historic district with alleys lined with traditional shops and local restaurants. In the past, pilgrims would stop there to eat and rest before reaching the shrine. Even today, you can still feel a real atmosphere of yesteryear... A stroll through here is like a trip back in time! ⏳🇯🇵 A