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桶重

東海道５３次の４７番目の宿場町として栄え、往時の雰囲気を現在も残す東海道関宿の一角で、三重県指定伝統工芸品にも指定されている「関の桶」を熟練の技で手づくりされている明治１５年創業の「桶重」。桶の材料には、信州の椹（さわら）・杉・高野槙（こうやまき）などを種類に合わせて使用し、花手桶や寿司桶など大小さまざまな桶の受注生産を行っています。 創業当初から変わらぬ姿で関宿にたたずむ桶重では、普段見...

三岐鉄道・北勢線（ナローゲージ・軽便鉄道）

三岐鉄道北勢線にはレール幅がとっても狭い路線が使われ、「マッチ箱電車」と呼ばれる小さな電車が走っています。沿線には「ねじり橋」や「めがね橋」など珍しい橋があります。 またJR・近鉄桑名駅の近くでは、この北勢線（762mm）、JR関西線（1067mm）、そして、近鉄名古屋線（1435mm）の3種類のレールが並ぶ貴重な光景が見られます。 北勢線：西桑名～阿下喜

伊勢ひりょうず

魚のすり身と豆腐をベースに、九種類の具材を入れた横綱のさつま揚げです。真ん中にうずらの卵が入り、飛頭龍と書いて「ひりょうず」と言います。おかげ横丁店の他、河崎本店、宮川店、外宮前店にて揚げたてをご購入頂けます。 下記ＵＲＬよりネット販売にてご購入する事も可能です。

れっどらいん厨房

1番人気のふわトロオムライスやジューシー鶏唐揚げなど、ボリュームたっぷりのランチから、手作りケーキのデザートタイムまでゆっくりとお食事をして頂けます。座敷はお子様連れのご家族に人気です。

瀞峡観光ウォータージェット船

瀞峡は瀞八丁とも呼ばれ、北山川の大渓谷です。春には新緑、秋には紅葉と四季折々の景観を壮大な断崖とともに自然が造り上げた美しい芸術をぜひご堪能ください。 小川口乗船場は瀞流荘から約500ｍ 遊覧コース：小川口～瀞峡の往復コース。 所要時間：60分。

Namibashi Gallery

We opened to let you know more about Yunoyama Onsen and to enjoy it even more. This gallery has a retro Showa-era atmosphere with art and works by up-and-coming painters.

Yunoyama Onsen Namibashi

Near Yunoyama Onsen Association. It will be a festival venue.

Old Tokaido Shono

The area after the main hall is now a community center, with four high tags hanging up. Additionally, the Shono-juku Museum, which is housed in an old house, exhibits local folk tools, daily necessities, and post-related materials.

Monument of the dawn of the nation's opening

Kodayu Daikokuya, a native of Suzuka, became adrift in the late Edo period, wandering all over Russia for 10 years before returning to Japan. The Monument commemorating the dawn of the nation's founding is a tribute to their great achievements.

Old Ise Kaido Shirako

A post town on the Ise Highway. Remnants of those days still remain, such as the night lights of Eshima Shrine and the jagged road for defensive purposes.

Sadagoro Maekawa Materials Room

There are eight large bridges on the Suzuka River that flows through the city. One of them, Sadagoro Bridge, is named after a person, but there are very few bridges in the country that are named after people. The Sadagoro Maekawa Materials Room was established at Makita Elementary School in order to pass on the spirit of Sadagoro, who dedicated his life to building this bridge and believed that ``the joy of others is my joy'' to future generations.

Ishiokami

The Suzuka Mountains are a landform of fault topography bounded by the Kazushi fault system on the east side, and many northwest-southeast and northeast-southwest fault groups have developed in the mountain system, and the valleys in the mountains are formed into conforming valleys. The fault microtopography formed by the fault is dotted with cairn bats. The topography of Ishiokami is one of the cairn bats in the Suzuka Mountains, and the saddle on the southwest side of Ishiokami is where a fault runs from west-northwest to east-southeast. Also, since it is mainly composed of limestone,...

Sakai Shrine

A shrine located near SuzukaCircuit. The "Sakai Shrine Documents" in the collection are designated as tangible cultural assets of the prefecture. This document is an ancient document regarding the shrine territory and Shinto rituals of Koriyama Shrine, and its earliest date is from 1139, at the end of the Heian period, and extends into the Muromachi period. [Collection]

Myofukuji Temple

A temple of the Koyasan Shingon sect located near the border between SuzukaCity and TsuCity. It is the 20th temple among the 88 temples in Mie and Shikoku, and although the date of its establishment is unknown, it is said to have been founded by the monk Gyoki during the Nara period. The ``Wooden Seated Statue of Shaka Nyorai'' and ``Wooden Seated Statue of Dainichi Nyorai'' in the collection are designated as important cultural properties of the country. [Collection]

Kyorindo ruins

It was a domain school of kambe domain during the Edo period, and was located within kambe Castle, and is now part of the grounds of kambe High School. The founder and the year are unknown, but according to a document submitted by Kawamura Chikuken to Mie Prefecture in 1812, the fifth lord of the domain, Tadamasa Honda, renovated the Ninomaru imperial mansion and built it as a school. It is said that this continued for over 60 years until the Meiji era when the feudal domains were abolished and the establishment of prefectures. Tadatane, the first generation member of the Honda family, had close friendships with Sorai Hagiu and others, and established Seishokan in the domain's residence in Edo to encourage the samurai of the domain to study.

Oishiyaki

The ingredients are kneaded with hot spring water and made into ``katayaki'', which is popular for its simple taste. Sold at shops at the foot of GozaishoRopeway.

Shiratorizuka Tumulus

Shiratorizuka Tumulus, located northwest of Kasato Shrine, where the deity enshrined is Yamato Takeru no Mikoto, is said to be the grave of life, and there is a legend that his spirit turned into a swan and flew away.

Mountain stream inn Kuranosuke

Located in Oishi Park, one of the most scenic spots in Yunoyama Onsen, the Mitaki River flows in front of the hotel, and the largest granite rock in the prefecture can be seen below. It's a quiet and relaxing inn.

Ozuka Tumulus

Located in a pine forest on the right bank of the Suzuka River, it is thought to be a tomb belonging to a powerful clan. Around 400 to 600.

Ejima Wakamiya Hachiman Shrine

A shrine located near Ise Bay that is also registered as a town museum. Because it is worshiped as a guardian deity of the sea, a festival called the "Edo Festival" has been held every July to pray for maritime safety since ancient times. In addition, the ``Ema Group'' in the collection has been designated as a tangible folk cultural property by the prefecture. *Reservations are required to view the votive tablets.

Ise Kokufu Ruins (Chojayashiki Ruins)

This is the ruins of the Kokufu, the political center of ancient Ise Province. This ruin is located on the river terrace on the north side of the midstream of the Suzuka River, and is known as the Chojayashiki Ruins, and has been known since ancient times as a place where large quantities of ancient roof tiles were excavated. The first excavation survey was conducted by Kenjiro Fujioka of Kyoto University in 1955, and it was thought to be the ruins of the Kokufu during the Nara period, which also had military functions due to its relationship with Suzuka Seki. Full-scale excavations have been carried out by the SuzukaCity Board of Education with support from the national government since 1992...

Hounji Temple

This is a Shinshu Takada sect temple located in the Yamate area of SuzukaCity, close to Yunoyama Onsen. Nearby are the Okubo Castle Ruins and Mt. Nyudogatake, both of which are scenically worth seeing. The ``Wooden Seated Statue of Yakushi Nyorai'' in the collection has been designated as a tangible cultural property of the prefecture. *Cultural properties in our collection may not be available for viewing, so please check with each contact point before heading out.

Mitsumineen

The Mitaki River, which flows through the Yunoyama hot spring town, creates a beautiful and varied valley with Aotaki and Oishi Parks, and if you climb Mt.Gozaisho, you can see Lake Biwa and Ise Bay, giving you a wonderful view. At Mitsumineen, we are particular about the ingredients and taste of our dishes, and provide our customers with views of the four seasons, good hot springs, good taste, and encounters.

Sankeien Garden

Hospitality that will leave a lasting impression on your trip. This is Sankeien, a long-established inn. Although it is located close to the ropeway terminal, it is set back so you can enjoy a quiet and relaxing stay even during the high season. From our proud public bath, you can see the Gozaisho Ropeway with the majestic Mt.Gozaisho in the background. Enjoy the ultimate time while interacting with the nature of Yunoyama, which changes its appearance every season.