Ise-Shima National Park

Park Where Deity and Nature Coexist

Ise-Shima National Park, designated in 1946, combines diverse nature including the Ise Jingu forest, Shima Peninsula's rias coastline, and Ago Bay's island scenery. It is a special place in Japan where sacred domain and nature coexist.

View from Yokoyama Observatory

Yokoyama Observatory in Ago-cho, Shima City offers spectacular views of Ago Bay's island scenery and pearl cultivation rafts floating below. The early morning scene wrapped in morning mist is breathtakingly beautiful.

Matoya Bay and Oysters

Matoya Bay is known for its clear water quality and famous as the production area of brand oyster "Matoya Oysters." Grilled oyster hut experiences are a local seasonal tradition.

Trekking and Cycling

Numerous hiking courses and cycling roads are maintained within the park for leisurely nature enjoyment. Marine activities like sea kayaking and SUP are also popular.