Top 20 Best Things to Do in Mie Prefecture

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This amusement park, located right next to the Japanese F1 circuit, is perfect for family outings, offering a variety of racing-themed activities, especially for children. Remember to book your track challenge in advance, otherwise tickets may be sold out on the day of the event or even just a few days in advance.

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Taking my five-year-old to the Suzuka Raceway this time was beyond expectations! There are many facilities for children such as children’s motorcycle training camp, off-road buggies, ticking trams, etc. It is not only safe but also fun. The staff is very patient and will teach the children step by step how to operate, so that they have fun and rest assured. The entire park is thoughtfully designed with children-specific facilities, lounge areas, and dining options to take care of children's needs. Even at five years old, there are plenty of options!

到处玩玩

The journey is a truly remarkable one, with world cultural heritage sites intertwined throughout. Many years from now, I might still recall these mountain streams, waterfalls, and creeks, the rain, dew, and gentle breezes, and my reverence for the gods!

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A must-visit for animal lovers!This aquarium has the most diverse collection of marine species in Japan, including rare animals like Dugongs and adorable Sea Otters. I had been wanting to visit just to see Mei-chan and Kira-chan (the sea otters), and they were absolutely worth the wait!Despite the crowd, I really enjoyed my time here. The live performances were fun and super cute—especially the Penguin Walk, Walrus Touching Time, Sea Lion Show, and Sea Otter Feeding. Make sure to check the show schedule ahead of time!The Sea Otter area is very popular—we queued for about an hour, but it was completely worth it. I also enjoyed learning about so many unique marine species.There’s one restaurant on site, which can get quite busy depending on when you go. The gift shop was also fun—lots of cute souvenirs.Overall, an amazing experience. I’d definitely love to visit again!

Neztan

it is definitely a must visit when you were in Nagoya. Especially if you are traveling with teens. The amusement park has more than 50 rides and even the famous steel dragon roller coaster. For my hubby that does not like amusement rides. he spent the whole day at the Mitsui outlet park which is located just outside the theme park.

Zhofiki

Peaceful and spiritual experience, perfect on a weekday!I visited Ise Jingu on a weekday morning in November, and it was incredibly serene. Almost no foreign tourists, and even Japanese visitors weren’t too many during daytime on a weekday — it felt like I had the whole sacred forest to myself. The atmosphere is truly special, with huge ancient trees and pure air. Perfect for forest bathing and just slowing down.Started from Geku (Outer Shrine), which was very quiet and beautiful, then took the bus to Naiku (Inner Shrine). The bus between Geku and Naiku gets quite crowded (especially around 10-11am), and trains (Kintetsu or JR) don’t run very frequently, so transportation is honestly the weakest point. I recommend planning your schedule carefully or having some buffer time.But the best part? Everything is completely free! No entrance fee at all. You can spend hours walking the gravel paths, sitting on benches, listening to the wind and river — it’s incredibly healing. Oh, and don’t miss Oharai-machi and Okage-yokocho near Naiku — great for lunch and souvenirs.Highly recommend coming on a weekday if you want that peaceful, authentic Shinto experience without the crowds. Just be prepared for a bit of hassle with transportation.

candypop

●Okage Yokocho There are many shops where you can eat while walking around, and there are long queues at every shop Ise udon has thick noodles, chewy noodles, and a strong flavor Many of the shops have retro-style exteriors, and are popular with tourists ●Ise Jingu You can see it after passing through Okage Yokocho Admission is free There was no gate to be seen, and it wasn't the shrine I was expecting, but it was nice to be able to visit at a leisurely pace while looking at the river and trees

游侠半仙

Check in to Ise Toyosuke Daijingu Shrine. Coming out of Ise JR Station is Toyosuke Daijingu Omotesando. A few hundred meters away is Daijingu Shrine. Photography is not allowed inside Daijingu Shrine. [Scenery] The surrounding environment is very beautiful, surrounded by lush trees and green mountains, making people feel the tranquility and mystery of nature. 【Fun】A place for religious activities. , 【Value for money】Free

ho kwan wing

From Osaka Airport, it takes 4-5 hours by JR train to reach the must-see Nachi Taisha Shrine in Nachi. Over a hundred years of history. I sincerely pray that everything goes well

ろれるりら

I learned a lot about the history of Pearl Island. There were many historical pearls on display, which made me feel a sense of wonder. It was a weekend, but it was relatively quiet. I also watched the female divers diving, which was a great sight. Both adults and children can enjoy it.