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Morimachi is a town of history and tradition, with its attractions of the Kokoku Shrine and the townscape. It is also known as a tea-producing area, and is a quiet tourist destination where idyllic nature and culture are fused together.

Mihama is a town surrounded by the nature of the Chita Peninsula, and is a tourist destination where you can enjoy the beach, amusement park, and temple and shrine tours.

Asahi is a small town in the northern part of Mie Prefecture, a simple and easy-to-live area with traditional festivals and quiet residential areas.

Ikeda-cho is a town at the base of the Tōroi Mountains, with beautiful mountains and rich springs. You can also enjoy climbing and spring-fed walks.

Minamimaki Village is close to Yatsugatake and Nobeyama Kogen, and is also the gateway to the Kiyosato Kogen; as a star-falling village, it is a great place for starry-gazing.

Ikeda-cho is located on a hill overlooking the Northern Alps, and is a “Northern Alps Observation Village” dotted with museums and cafes.

Takayama Village is a village rich in nature with beautiful valleys and hot springs, and the scenery of the four seasons and the calm hot spring inn will heal the heart.

Ikeda-cho is a town rich in nature living with satoyama, and you can enjoy agricultural experience and starry sky observation. It is recommended for those who seek healing.

Nanbu Town is a town rich in nature on the prefectural border with Shizuoka Prefecture, where you can enjoy mountain life and riverside views, and bamboo work is also famous.

Asahi is a town with excellent views of the jade coast and the Northern Alps, and is a natural treasure trove where the beauty of the sea and the mountains coexist.