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Ikenoura Fishing Raft
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| Raft fishing in a tranquil cove. There are many sightseeing spots nearby. |
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Osugidani Canyon
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| The canyon is a secluded spot far upstream on the Miyagawa River, featuring torrential streams, precipices and hundreds of waterfalls. |
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Kashikojima Espana Cruise
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| Cruise around the beautiful sawtoothed coastline of Ago Bay, on a pleasure boat built in the shape of a Spanish sailing ship. |
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Iseji Route of Kumano Kodo Ancient Road
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| A pilgrimage route leading to the sacred spots of Kumano Sanzan from the Ise Shrine, designated as a World Heritage site |
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Gozaisho Ropeway
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| Offers panoramic seasonal views, and a distant view of Mt. Fuji in fine weather |
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Toba Bay Cruise
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| Cruise around Toba Bay, among green islands scattered across the navy-blue sea |
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Dorokyo Sightseeing Jet Boat
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| Appreciate the natural beauty of the Dorokyo Ravine by jet boat |
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Lorry train
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| The lorry train runs through a tunnel approx. one kilometer long, which had been used for mining and leads to the Yunokuchi Spa. |
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Canadian Canoe
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| A spacious field for various outdoor activities including Canadian canoe |
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Koushirahama
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| Koushirahama, a shallow, long white sand beach, is a very popular surfing site. |
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Gozaisho Ski Area
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| Gozaisho Ski Area, at the top of Mt. Gozaisho, is the only ski area in Mie Pref. |
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Gozashirahama Beach
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| Gozashirahama Beach is a white sand beach where many colorful parasols are seen everywhere, a view reminding us of some tropical beach! |
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Nemu-no-Sato
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| Nemu-no-Sato is a resort facility where visitors can enjoy various marine sports such as Cannon Ball, Canadian canoe, etc. |
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Kyuka Park
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| A park with the ruins of Kuwana Castle tower and the moat. |
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Weeping cherry in Shosenji Temple
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| There is a 200-year-old weeping cherry tree in the Shosenji Temple grounds. |
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Kaizo River
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| A row of cherry trees continues for 1.4 km along the Kaizo River bank. |
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Henjoji Temple
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| A temple with a long history, located at the entrance to the Ogisu Valley. There is an approximately 170-year-old weeping cherry tree in front of the main hall of the temple. |
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Ruins of Shoboji Mountain Villa
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| Beautiful cherry blossoms bloom on the site where the mountain villa of the Seki family, a powerful regional clan (Gozoku) in the Middle Age, was situated. The ruins were designated as a national historical site. |
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Kairaku Park
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| This park was originally the summer villa of Todo Takayuki, the eleventh feudal lord of Tsu. |
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Mitake
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| A row of mountain cherry trees lines the path leading to Shinpukuin Temple for about 1.5 kilometers. One of the Hundred Best Cherry Blossom Sites of Japan |
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Miyagawa Dam Lake
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| Beautiful cherry blossoms bloom around the dam lake in the Osugi Valley among lush greenery. |
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Iga Ueno Castle
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| Beautiful cherry blossoms bloom in the Iga Ueno Castle Park covering 11 hectares. |
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Miyakawa-zutsumi (bank)
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| Noted for its cherry blossoms since the Okage Mairi (thanksgiving pilgrimages to the Ise Shrines) in the Edo Period. Selected as one of the "Selected 100 Places of Cherry Blossoms." |
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The Second Miyagawa Electric Power Plant
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| A row of cherry trees is planted on the land adjacent to the Second Miyagawa Electric Power Plant. Located at the entrance to the Hajikami-toge Pass on the Kumano Kodo (Kumano Ancient Roads). |
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Oharai Machi, Shinbashi Bridge
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| Filming location for the movie Gyakkyo Nine (2005, Asmik Ace Entertainment). A bridge near the Naiku (Inner Shrine) of Ise Shrine. |
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Meotoiwa (Wedded rocks)
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| Filming location for the movie Gyakkyo Nine (2005, Asmik Ace Entertainment). Meoto rock appears when the witticism "Koi-ni Koi-shite Koi Kibun" is uttered. |
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Sugazaki Peninsula and Kujirazaki
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| Filming location for the movie Chiisaki Yushatachi (The Little Braves) ? GAMERA (2006, Kadokawa Herald Pictures). A battle between Gamera and Gyaos took place on this peninsula 33 years ago. |
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Shima Pearl Bridge
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| Filming location for the movie Chiisaki Yushatachi (The Little Braves) ? GAMERA (2006, Kadokawa Herald Pictures). Gamera fought a fierce battle against Jidas on this bridge. |
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Kamishima Island
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| Kamijima Island, a small island off the coast of Toba, was the setting for the film Shiosai (Sound of Waves) (five films made between 1964 and 1985; original author: Yukio Mishima). |
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Nakiri Fishing Port
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| Filming location for the movie Ukikusa (Floating Weeds) (1959). Seeing the townscape of Daio Town, the director Yasujiro Ozu murmured, "Nice of the East." |
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