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One of the largest outlet malls in Japan, with approximately 300 stores where you can enjoy famous domestic and international brands as well as gourmet food such as Nagoya food.

We have famous international luxury brands, popular select shops, high-quality kids fashion, men's and women's leather goods and accessories, sports, outdoor goods, and more.
You can always enjoy shopping at outlet prices that are 30-70% off the regular price, and there are also restaurants where you can enjoy Nagoya specialties such as misokatsu and hitsumabushi.

``Fureai no Eki Uribou'' is a direct sales store for Inabe's agricultural products, which is rich in nature and colors the town every season. The store sells seasonal vegetables and fruits, as well as agricultural products and processed products, as well as side dishes, Japanese sweets, and gelato made at Uribo.
In addition, through events and various experiences, we are promoting interaction between cities and rural areas, revitalizing the Inabe region, and building face-to-face relationships between producers and consumers.

Since our founding in the Keicho era, we have continued to pursue delicious Shigure-ni using the secret sauce that has been passed down since our founding and traditional manufacturing methods, and the taste is still loved by many people today. There is an eat-in corner where you can eat Shigure Chazuke inside the store.

This is a facility where you can see, learn about, make, and enjoy Mie Prefecture's traditional pottery, Banko-Yaki yaki.
On the first floor, there is an exhibition room introducing the history and products of Banko-Yaki, as well as a pottery studio. If you make a reservation, we hold trial classes where anyone can easily try their hand at painting and making pottery, as well as regular classes for those who want to get started with pottery in earnest.
On the second floor, there is the shop ``Utsuwa-tei'', which boasts a variety of products and prices unique to the production area, and the restaurant ``Nijiirodo'', where the chef changes daily.
In addition, we also hold the ``Banko Sato Experience Course'' every month, where you can actually experience the benefits of cooking with Banko-Yaki.

Ise Katagami is a nationally designated traditional craft from Suzuka SuzukaCity, Mie Prefecture.
This paper pattern is used for dyeing patterns such as Edo Komon, Kyoto Yuzen, and Yukata, but the paper pattern itself is valuable and beautiful because it is engraved using advanced techniques.
Ise Katagami Osugi (Osugi Katagami Kogyo Co., Ltd.) manufactures and sells interior and gift items that utilize the traditional craft of Ise Katagami, which is originally a dyeing tool.
We will respond to your requests through integrated management from paper making to design, engraving, coloring, etc. Please feel free to contact us regarding custom-made items such as souvenir production.

Since our founding in 1935, we have continued to diligently protect the exquisite Matsusaka beef, perfect for both boiling and eating, and the original mizutaki meat dish as a traditional flavor.
We look forward to your visit.

IgaKumihimoBraids account for the majority of high-quality hand-braided cords produced nationwide, and were designated as a traditional craft by the Minister of International Trade and Industry in 1976. This is a facility that has exhibitions and experiences of IgaKumihimoBraids, as well as a demonstration and sale of hand-made braids.

In the kumihimo experience, you can make a key chain or bracelet with Kongo-gumi using an 8-bead round stand. Apparently, the key to making it well is to ``relax your shoulders, have fun, and have a good rhythm,'' and even children who are normally lazy can surprisingly become absorbed in it.

On the second floor, there is a resource room where you can display valuable materials and learn about the history and tradition of Iga braiding, and a Kumihimo dojo for groups. On the 1st floor, there is a space where individuals can try out braided cords, as well as an exhibition and sales area where a variety of colorful goods made with braided cords are sold.

This is an agricultural park operated by "Mokumoku Handmade Farm" in Iga IgaCity, Mie Prefecture, which carries out "production, processing, and sales" in an integrated manner.
In addition to 12 workshops and specialty stores, 4 restaurants and cafes, and 3 experience classes, there is also a playground where you can enjoy getting up close to nature and agriculture, such as rice fields and raft ponds.
Inside the park, you can watch a show with mini pigs, participate in hands-on classes such as making sausages and bread, participate in food and agriculture experience programs, interact with animals at the farm, and eat delicious food featuring Mokumoku products. , please spend the whole day relaxing!

We also have a natural hot spring facility pumped from 1,000 meters underground, as well as lodging facilities for experiencing food and agriculture.

"Meihan Seki Drive-in" is a huge driver's oasis located at the key point of the expressways and main roads that connect tourist spots in Mie Prefecture with Chubu and Kansai. Nearby is Sekijuku, famous for the 53 stations Tokaido.

A town station where Nabari's fresh local products and people gather. We handle agricultural products, Iga rice, local sake, specialty products, Iga beef, flowers, welfare facility products, etc.

The facility also strengthens collaboration between agriculture, commerce, and social welfare by holding various events, and through interaction with visitors, promotes agriculture, revitalizes the local economy, and promotes local welfare.

This store sells a wide variety of specialty products such as fresh locally grown vegetables, foods unique to this area, and crafts.

In addition to the standard products such as fragrant tea and shiitake mushrooms, local sweets such as ``Dengara'' and ``Darayaki'' are also popular.

A farmers market with a wide selection of products from the prefecture, mainly local agricultural products.
It is a complex where you can enjoy shopping and dining, with a restaurant using fresh vegetables and a gelato shop using milk produced in TsuCity.

You can learn about the charm of Matsusaka's history and culture, such as the bustle of Sangu Kaido, Matsusaka's great figures, and Matsusaka merchants, through exhibitions and video exhibits, as well as information on tourist spots, Matsusaka products, and restaurants in the city. You can also know. You can also create your own original sightseeing itinerary using the town walking arrangement service (information terminal).

Use the tourist exchange center as your navigator for walking around the city, learn about history and culture, create your own route map, and enjoy the rest to your heart's content! You can also buy souvenirs at the center, so please stop by again at the end!

Located on the site of the former Mitsui family, an old-fashioned weaving machine echoes the light tones inside. If you make a reservation, you can also try weaving (for a fee). We also sell MatsusakaCotton clothes, kimonos, and accessories.

This is a famous restaurant that can be said to be the face of Matsusaka beef, and is a long-established Matsusaka beef restaurant founded in the early Meiji era. We have our own vast private ranch, where you can enjoy the finest Matsusaka beef that has been carefully raised.

Among them, Wadakin 's signature dish is ``Sukiyaki''. The marbled meat with beautiful marbling has a flavor that melts on your tongue, and once you try it, you'll never forget it.

Founded over 50 years ago in Matsusaka MatsusakaCity, Mie Prefecture, the home of Matsusaka Beef, we operate a Matsusaka Beef butcher shop and a directly managed restaurant in MatsusakaCity.

At the restaurant, Matsusaka Maruyoshi's signature beefsteak (steak) and Matsusaka beef classic sukiyaki and shabu-shabu dishes made with marbled loin meat are popular. The butcher shop sells the highest quality marbled Matsusaka beef sirloin steak gifts, as well as yakiniku, cut off pieces, side dishes (roast beef, shigureni, croquettes, curry, beef stew), offal, Matsusaka beef chips, Matsusaka beef marbled towels, etc. We also do mail order.

A honey specialty store with a Japanese-style interior. In addition to food, you can also purchase cosmetics, towels, soap, and other goods containing honey. ``Honey Monaka Ice Cream'' is a store-limited item, so be sure to try it locally. There are many types available, including milk, matcha, black sesame, and kinako.

It's an old-fashioned gabled building with a gold sign that says it was founded in Hoei 4, and the large red stove in front of the store has an elegant appearance, and the traditional taste has been preserved to this day. The three lines on the bean paste represent the clear streams of the Isuzu River, and the white mochi represents the pebbles at the riverbed. The name comes from the word 'Akashin Keifuku'. (It means to be as honest as a baby and rejoice in other people's happiness as if it were your own.)

Very close to UjibashiBridge, Naiku of IseJingu, there are souvenirs and restaurants unique to Ise. For a souvenir, try the Ise specialty Kamiyo-Mochi.

On the 1st floor, you can find souvenirs unique to Ise, and at the restaurant "Kinjian", you can relax while looking out at the Jingu forest. It can also be used by groups (can accommodate up to 400 people).

A long-established store that welcomes worshipers as a souvenir shop and restaurant that mainly sells Japanese sweets. The store is full of Ise souvenirs, including the famous ``Iwato Mochi,'' a fluffy rice cake wrapped in strained bean paste and sprinkled with soybean flour, ``Ginger Sugar,'' shaped like a shrine talisman, and the cute-looking ``Otafuku Manju.'' 30 seconds after entering Oharai-Machi from UjibashiBridge, you will see the Otafuku signboard.

～Trivia～
``Iwato Mochi'' is a famous confectionery associated with the myth of `` Amanoiwato'' that has been passed down in Ise. It is said to bring good luck and is popular as a souvenir.

This egg rice cracker is modeled after Heiji's forgotten ``kasa,'' which has been famous for a long time in the legend of akogi Heiji, a famous confection created using a traditional manufacturing method that has been cultivated through history and tradition. Known as a famous confectionery from TsuCity, it is loved by people of all generations for its smooth and light taste.

Toraya Uiro, which has an exquisite chewy texture and refreshing sweetness, has eight standard varieties, as well as seasonal limited editions. In addition to the main store, there are two stores (Naiku branch and Isuzukawa store) located at Ujiyamada Station, Toba Station, Oharai-Machi.

A shop that sells ``isoage'' made with fresh ingredients from Ise-Shima, a treasure trove of seafood. As you pass by the store, the mouth-watering aroma will naturally stop you in your tracks. All of the Iso-age pieces lined up at the store are freshly fried and are the perfect size for eating while walking around. It's so popular that it's become a trend to hold a round octopus stick or cheese stick while walking around Oharai-Machi. Maruten uses only carefully selected salt and mirin, which are the key to the flavor, to bring out the flavor of the ingredients even more.

A long-established kamaboko restaurant that was founded in 1908, it continues to focus on taste and quality, and Hiryozu is popular for its board kamaboko, hanpen, and other fish cakes.

This is a local beer maker from Ise that has won awards in numerous competitions both domestically and internationally, and has earned trust for its taste. We use malt without any pesticides or chemical fertilizers as much as possible, and everything is carefully made by hand. All of the beer is unfiltered, unheated, and unpasteurized to preserve the original taste of the beer.
In addition to the Ise Kadoya beer series such as Pale Ale, there is a wide variety of beers available, including seasonal beers, Shinto Beer, and Kumano Kodo Beer. The perfect Ise-Shima souvenir for alcohol lovers!

Pearl Falco was born from Ise-Shima, the birthplace of pearl farming, based on the concept of FALCO: Familiar, Loved, and Confidence.

"Living jewels - pearls" are carefully nurtured and born in the beautiful seas of Japan. There are a wide variety of pearls. We are particular about thorough proposals and after-care services so that you can understand the difference, buy with confidence, and use our products for many years to come. Please feel free to contact us.

We are a large directly managed store of a manufacturer and wholesaler that carries Ise-Shima's specialties and specialty products under one roof, with a focus on Ise-Shima's seafood. Please stop by for a meal, a souvenir, or a memory of your trip to Ise-Shima. We look forward to your visit.

MikimotoPearlIsland, a lush green island in Toba Bay, is the island where KokichiMikimoto succeeded in cultivating pearls for the first time in the world in 1893. The island was opened in 1951, and since then we have welcomed many visitors from Japan and abroad.

The approximately 7,000 tsubo island is dotted with the Pearl Museum, where you can learn everything about pearls, KokichiMikimoto Memorial Museum, which introduces the life of KokichiMikimoto, known as the King of Pearls, and the Pearl Plaza (shops and restaurants). You can watch diving demonstrations performed by Ama divers wearing traditional white isogi.

Toba 1st Avenue is Toba's largest shopping building, convenient for transportation, connected to JR/Kintetsu Toba Station, the bus center, and a municipal parking lot (parking service tickets available). There are 28 shops specializing in souvenirs, pearls, and meals, as well as a barrier-free tour center.

[You are sure to find something in Toba! ] The theme is fresh seafood such as Ise lobster, local sweets such as Akafukumochi and Kuya mochi, authentic pearls, local dishes such as Tekonezushi and Ise-Udon, and Toba's specialty, ``Toba bento''. We sell handmade gelato made with fresh ingredients, character goods such as "Totoro" and "Kitty" at safe, secure and reasonable prices.

Blanca Toba main store is popular for its baked sweets. For those visiting for sightseeing, we recommend Shell Reine, which was chosen as the coffee break snack at IseShimaSummit. Please use it as a souvenir.

Enjoy the spectacular view of Ago Bay, which represents Ise-Shima National Park!
A piece of art created by evergreen broad-leaved trees and a ria coastline with gentle waves.
Just looking at the fluffy islands of over 60 sizes will soothe your soul.
At the cafe [MiradorShima], you can enjoy bagels, jar cakes, and soft serve ice cream made with plenty of local ingredients from Ise-Shima.

A local product direct sales store directly managed by the seafood company Owase Bussan. We have fresh fish and farmed fish landed at Owase Port, and tuna on sale when our inshore tuna longline boat Ryoei Maru unloads. There are not only local products from the surrounding area, but also original products, so you can enjoy everything from everyday shopping to souvenirs. At the in-store restaurant, ``Owase Fish Shokudo,'' you can casually enjoy rice bowls, sushi, sashimi, and daily specials made with local ingredients.

It faces Honmachi-dori, the old road in KumanoCity, and is designated as a registered tangible cultural property of the country. We are renovating an old merchant house built 130 years ago. We sell Kumano Kodo pamphlets, Japanese-style rest areas, and snacks such as specialty Mehari-sushi.

This is a store that is fun to look at and fun to buy, located at the entrance of KumanoCity Station. There are many local specialty souvenirs available. We have KumanoJidori(TheLocalBrandChicken), Niihime processed products, Kumano Kodo goods, and many more.