Scenic Japan from the Water

Mikazukishinji

Shake your hands with a beloved walrus that is good at blowing kisses at this interactive aquarium.

Be transported back to the Edo period as you walked through Okage Yokocho, a bustling shopping street of the Oharai town located right in front of the Naiku sanctuary of Jingu.

Each visit to an Ama hut lasts at least an hour and visitors can enjoy the delicacies grilled by Ama over a charcoal fire.

Meoto Iwa is two sacred rocks that represent a married couple in the waters off the coast of Futami that leads from the central of Ise City.

Abalones are most abundantly available from May to September in this region.

One can also catch Ama, traditional women divers in white outfits, in live action as they demonstrate how they dive

Considered the highest-ranking shrine in the hierarchy, the Grand Shrine of Ise, worships Amaterasu Omikami, the predecessor of the Imperial family, in the Naiku.

It’s been awarded three stars by the Michelin Green Guide Japan, and it’s the first public bathhouse to be designated an important national cultural property.

Cut away the roots and leaves of Rishiri kelp and cut into original shapes to use as souvenirs.

Gather sea urchins using a glass-bottomed box. Crack open and sample while still extra-fresh.

Natural flowing hot springs that will warm you from the core. Soothe your tired body while you gaze upon Rishirifuji.

Supreme seaweedSeaweed harvested in Rebuntou, known as Rishiri-konbu, grows in the cradle of rough waves in the north sea.