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Local hidden place of relaxation “Anamushi-no-sato”
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This park was created by the local community (Rokumarukai) in KameyamaCity. The name "Anamushi" comes from the name of the village of Benpoji, "Anamushi," that was given to the village during the Meiji period. In the park, you can enjoy colorful flowers, including lotus flowers. In addition, the park has a...
Ojai
Ojai

Ojai, a scenic spot located in Kuki-cho, a fishing village in OwaseCity is a spot known only to locals. It was originally known as a great fishing ground, but in recent years, local volunteers have constructed roads and it has become more well-known. It stands out between Owase's ria coastline...
Onigajo (KumanoCity)
Onigajo (KumanoCity)

Onigajo is a large rock wall created by uplift from earthquakes, weathering, and wave erosion. In addition to being designated as a national scenic spot and natural monument, it is also registered as a World Heritage Site as part of the "Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes of the Kii Mountain Range." There is a promenade for about 1 km on the rock wall, with countless large and small...
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Ise Shima

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IseCity

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Representative buildings from the Iseji route have been relocated and recreated in the middle of IseJingu, the town in front of Naiku of Ise Oharai-Machi. The charm of this region is condensed here, allowing you to experience the flavors of Mie's long-established shops, its specialties, its history, customs, and human kindness all in one place. A soothing place where time flows at a relaxed pace, with a nostalgic atmosphere, amidst the bustle of a festival every day. *Please be sure to apply for permission to use this photo and have it proofread by Isefuku Public Relations Co., Ltd. (phone: 0596-23-8827).

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