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The scenic beach overlooking Goza Shirahama on the opposite bank is located at the entrance of Ago Bay. The inland sea of the embankment is calm, and small children can play happily. You can also use sea kayaking experience (3000 yen for adults, 2500 yen for children), rental of saps (2000 yen for 60 minutes), beach volleyball, etc. It is a well-located swimming beach where you can enter the sea in about 10 seconds from the parking lot.

Experience the fun of playing Iso and cooking fish. There are four experience zones such as fishing. In "Wanpakuso", starfish and fish are caught with bare hands, and you can also use the hot spring foot bath experience. In addition, you can experience "tekone sushi", a local dish representing Ise-Shima (700 yen for elementary school children and above, 200 yen for elementary school children, and under 3 years of age free).

The giant Ise Ebi hoisted above the "Welcome to Shima City" sign along the prefectural road No. 17, in front of the Hamashima Regional Welfare Center.

A road of about 3km in the Port of Hamashima to Nanzhang district. Among them, there is a chip art of fish and shellfish with the motif of the work of local painter, Shibaharakan Shibaharakan, on the road between Hamashima Port and Ise Ebi Daio, about 2km. There are a total of 56 colorful pieces, which are pleasing to the eyes of people who come and go. There is also a large work depicting the appearance of the Ise shrimp festival.

Bintama is a glass ball used to float fishing nets in the old days; a promenade where that bintama leads along the coast; and a light lit inside the bintama at night, to a romantic mood.

It is a scenic spot that says that Cape Isofue got its name from the story of a diver and a fisherman's sad love, and that the "Zubas Bells" next to the observation deck will give you a wish when you ring it. It has been selected as the "Japanese 100 Yoyang Pick".

A small, tall hill in the center of the town is called "Ebisu Hill", and a large statue of Ebisu is built to pray for good fishing, maritime safety, and business prosperity. This statue, as the name suggests, always lacks a nose. This is because Hana (taking the edge) = locals take it while they win the lead. On the day of the first shrimp, which is given a new nose every year, tourists also participate in the local people, and the first laughing shrine is held.

The symbol character of the town, which stands along Route 260. Many people also make commemorative shots in front of the adorable figure decorated with Bintama's electric decorations. Bintama is lit from evening.

The origin of the island name is the myth that Toyotamahime [Toyotamahime no Mikoto] entrusts her thoughts on her husband and children, who will be separated from each other, to Yaben and released them to this island. Because the weather is dangerous, we do not recommend crossing.

A camping village with direct access to both Goza Shirahama Beach and private beaches. Glamping sites and girls' camps are popular. Kayak fishing can be enjoyed by beginners and small children. Round chicken stuffed chicken in Dutch oven is recommended.