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Mie Prefecture Live Cameras
Mie Prefecture Tourism Information

Mie Prefecture Live Cameras

Mie Prefecture North Chubu (Tsu)

Mie Prefecture Southern part (Owase)

All over the prefecture

Northern part of the prefecture | CTY information camera Yokkaichi, Inabe, Nagashima, Kisosaki, Suzuka, Komono | CTY-NET Online
Meihan National Highway | Meihan National Highway Information | Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Chubu Regional Development Bureau Hokusei National Highway Office
Kise National Highway No. 42 (Narizaka, Washige, Yuyama, Sadazaka) | Kise National Highway Office, Chubu Regional Development Bureau, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Prefectural National Highway / “General National Highway 1, 23, 258 Road Surface Information” ① New Tadashi Bridge Up, ② Kiso River Bridge Down, ③ Ichinose Down, ④ Anogawa Bridge Down, ⑤ Miwa Ohashi Down / Mie River National Highway Office
Prefectural Rivers / Coasts | “Mie four river system river information” Suzuka river system, Kumozu river system, Kushida river system, Miyagawa system, Isewan southwest coast | Mie river national highway office
Nagara River, Ibi River and Kiso River | address: Kuana City, Aisai City, Kaizu City, site title: Kiso River Downstream Office, camera titles (1) Upstream area, (2) Middle basin are,(3) Downstream area

Mie Prefecture Tourism Information

The Prefectural capital is Tsu City. The population of the prefecture is about 1.8 million people and the population of Tsu is about 280,000 people. The prefectural land is 180 km from north to south and 108 km from east to west, and it is divided into five regions, Hokusei, Iga, Chusei, Nansei and East Kishu.

“Isejingu”, “Kumano Kodo” and “Suzuka Circuit” are famous as tourism attractions. There are also theme parks, “Nagashima Spa Land”, “Shima Spain Village” and “Iga-ryu Ninja Museum”.

Among them, “Ise Jingu (Shrine)” is the tourist destination that represents Mie Prefecture, and more than five million tourists visite there each year. It has deep ties with the Imperial Court because of the fact that Amaterasu Oomikamiyou is an enshrined deity of the inner sanctuary, and in the Edo era Ise Shrine was visited by worshipers from all over the country regardless of the identity as “Oisemairi (a pilgrimage to Ise Shrine).” There are two main shrines in the Ise Shrine, and the inner shrine enshrines Amateras Oomikami and the outer shrine enshrines Toyoukeno Oomikami, the god of food and grains.

“Kumano Kodo” is the mountainous road that was established in order to pilgrimage to the Kumano Sanzan (Kumano Three Shrines), Kumano Hongu Taisha, Kumano Hayatama Taisha and Kumano Nachi Taisha, and the road was registered as a World Cultural Heritage as “Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range”. Kumano three shrines have been worshiped as a place of mountain training and the Holy Land of faith since ancient times and has accepted many worshipers. “Kumano Kodo” developed as road of pilgrimage, and there are still cobbled streets of those days even now.

“Suzuka Circuit” in Suzuka City is an international racing course representing Japan, which was built by Honda in 1962. F1 Japan Grand Prix and Suzuka 8 Hours were held, and it is said to be the center of Japan’s motor sport.

There is the Mikimoto Pearl Island in Toba City, and there is the Museum and Memorial of Mikimoto Kokichi, who was successful in farming the world’s first pearl. It is also known as only place in Japan where women divers perform demonstrations of fishing, and more than 20 million tourists visit annually. Ago Bay is the rias of Ise Peninsula and there are about 50 islands in the bay, and cultured pearls is flourishing from the old days.

The specialty products of Mie Prefecture are Akafuku, Ise tea, rice, oranges, Matsusaka beef, Ise shrimp and pearl. Also, there are local cuisines such as “Ise Udon”, thick soft noodles soaked in the sauce that is made of Tamari soy sauce and soup stock, and “Tekono-zushi (kneded Sushi)”, a kind of Chirashi-zushi, in which lean fish such as bonito and tuna that is dipped in sauce is combined with sushi rice.