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The Yōjō Shrine is a shrine dedicated to the southern-morning warlord, Munehiro Yōjō, who was active during the North and South Dynasties period, who was credited with the Kamakura shogunate's fall and the Kenbu Chōshoku. It was the beginning of the building of a shrine by the Tsu clan, the teen lord of the Tsu clan, Takado Todo, in Bunsei 7 (1824), on the site where the land of Munehiro's Yinjozuka was located. The Umeen, which was also known as a famous plum spot and was maintained together with the shrine in 1987, includes a fine tombstone of Munehiro, as well as about 300 weeping plums called "Yuki-san's weeping plums" and other plum trees, it will be in full bloom from mid-February to mid-March.

A day-trip bathing facility using a hot spring spring in Isshishi-cho, Tsu, with a hot-skinned hot-water bath that makes skin smooth in a hot-water bath. There are two types of Japanese and Western bathrooms, which can be used every month for men and women.

Furo Nameka Umeboshi is a tasteful Japanese-style Japanese-style Japanese-style Japanese-style Japanese-style Japanese-style Japanese-made with red perilla, which is made with the addition of Japanese-style Japanese-style sweets in the store.

Specializing in homemade grilled pork, ham, sausage, and prepared foods. There is also a variety of bento boxes using them. The most popular is Kawayoshi Bento. The pork is full of stamina with grilled pork and fillet cutlets. All products are takeout only.

The beautiful beach of white-sand blue pine at the southern end of the sea prefectural natural park in Ise is shallow and the coastline stretches for 2km. In the summer, many families visit the sea bathing.

You can enjoy taste-hunting for pears and grapes made with nature-friendly farming methods (individuals do not need a reservation, organizations need a reservation). It boasts grapes without all species, such as Kyokuho and sweet water and rich water. Set hunting of giant peaks and pears, which overlap the times, is well received. You can also bring a lunch box, and you can lend everything you need for taste hunting. Complete with chairs and tables for 300 seats. Unleaved large adult 2400 yen, elementary school student 1900 yen, infant 1400 yen, pear adult 1700 yen, elementary school student 1400 yen, infant 900 yen. Pear picking from the second half of September can also hunt with apples. Shine Muscat hunting is well received from Sept.

It grows more than 30,000 tangerines on 150,000 sq m. Blessed with a temperate climate, a large number of tourists visit here every year in search of tangerines that have grown in the wild. The all-you-can-eat tangerines come with about 2kg of souvenirs.

A parking area located between the Tsu IC and the Ino IC on the Ise Expressway. After visiting the Inner Shrine at Ise Shrine, it is a staple to eat and shop at "Thanks Yokocho". Taste the local gourmet at "Ano Yokocho" in the image of "Thanks Yokocho". There are a variety of souvenirs unique to Ise, including a menu using Matsusaka beef and a specialty of Ise, "Akafuku mochi". You can enjoy the taste of Ise at "Yokocho Ramen Asakuma", known for its "Ouchiyama Milk Dandan Noodles", and "Omeitakyo Isezu", which features a menu of Matsuzaka beef.

A parking area located between the Geiko IC and the Tsu IC. There is "Nagisa Mart & NYDS (New Yamazaki Daily Store)", a composite store of a convenience store and a Souvenir shop of Yamazaki Pan. A variety of souvenirs such as popular confectionery and original products from Mie Prefecture are available. We also offer menus that make use of the specialty of various parts of Mie Prefecture. Enjoy the local taste at the Japanese and Western dining "Mikura". The B-class gourmets "Tonteki" and "Miso Yaki Udon", which Mie boasts, are a gem with homemade sauce.

A roadside station located at the intersection of the Zhongue Bypass and Route 306. The restaurant "Tsu no Mone Kitchen" mainly offers dishes using locally-sourced ingredients, and a new menu is being rolled out every day. Daily set meals on weekdays are popular. The spacious shop is filled with fresh produce and Kuroda rice from Kawagei-cho, as well as local sake and local Nameka confectionery, as well as a tourist information space in Tsu city by local volunteers. It is a reputation that you can be widely guided by the sight of flowers and event information.