Über diesen Ort: Oharai-machi & Okage-yokocho
Oharaimachi, der steingepflasterte Weg zum Naiku, wurde im Edo-Meiji-Stil rekonstruiert. In der Mitte ist Okage Yokocho das belebte Nach-Gebets-Viertel: Akafuku, Ise-Udon und Tekone-Sushi inmitten nostalgischer Architektur.
Highlights
- Okage Yokocho — recreates the Edo-to-Meiji townscape with about 50 shops, including Akafuku Honten, traditional Ise udon, and tekone-zushi
- Oharaimachi Street — the stone-paved approach to the Inner Shrine, lined with wooden buildings along the Isuzu River
- Akafuku Honten — Ise's famous mochi shop founded in 1707; enjoy it inside while gazing at the Isuzu River
- Maneki-neko Shop and Iseban-ko Pottery — traditional craft shops where you can watch artisans at work
- Evening Illumination — lanterns and stone paving create a retro nightscape, especially atmospheric when wet stone reflects light after rain
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