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Mie Prefecture, Japan
Mie Prefecture is a place where faith and daily life have long been intertwined. The presence of Ise Jingu symbolizes the serene and timeless atmosphere that flows through the region. Surrounded by the sea and mountains, Mie boasts a rich food culture, with delicacies like Matsusaka beef, Ise lobster, and Akafuku sweets. It is also home to the ninja heritage of Iga and the traditional craft of Banko ware, showcasing the deep-rooted history and craftsmanship of the area. The pride of its artisans and the quietly preserved traditions make Mie truly special.
Prefectural capital
- Tsu City
Major Cities
- Tsu city
- Yokkaichi city
- Ise city
Population
- Approximately 1.8 million
Major Tourist Attractions and Events
- Ise Jingu
- Kumano Kodo
- Toba Aquarium
- Shima Peninsula
Climate
- Warm and surrounded by the sea
Regional characteristics
- Matsusaka beef, pearl industry, historical architecture
