Ise Shima Skyline Easy tour
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Futamiokitama Shrine
Overlooking Isa Bay, the 100-year-old seaside shrine is dedicated to Miketsu, the Shinto goddess of marriage and marital harmony. You may notice that the shrine features a larger number of stone frogs. In Shinto, frogs are considered to be messengers of the Great God Sarutahiko. Legend has it, being surrounded by the throngs of stone frogs will make any wish come true. Located just a short distance offshore are the "husband and wife" rocks, connected by a rope used in Shinto shrines and rituals; the larger "o-iwa" (male) rock stands about 30 feet tall by 131 feet around, while the smaller "me-iwa" (female) rock is about 13 feet tall by 30 feet around.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
A stop at the Asamayama Observatory of atop 1,820-foot-tall Mt. Asama provides breathtaking views of beautiful Ise Bay, the town of Ise, the Pacific Ocean, and even Mt. Fuji can be seen in a distance on a clear day.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Sit back and relax as your driver takes the scenic Ise Shima Skyline, a nine-mile-long stretch of road that connects Toba and the town of Ise.
Points of interest
Ise Shima Skyline
Schedule
Special Notes
The visibility at Skyline is weather dependent.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Futamiokitama Shrine
Overlooking Isa Bay, the 100-year-old seaside shrine is dedicated to Miketsu, the Shinto goddess of marriage and marital harmony. You may notice that the shrine features a larger number of stone frogs. In Shinto, frogs are considered to be messengers of the Great God Sarutahiko. Legend has it, being surrounded by the throngs of stone frogs will make any wish come true. Located just a short distance offshore are the "husband and wife" rocks, connected by a rope used in Shinto shrines and rituals; the larger "o-iwa" (male) rock stands about 30 feet tall by 131 feet around, while the smaller "me-iwa" (female) rock is about 13 feet tall by 30 feet around.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
A stop at the Asamayama Observatory of atop 1,820-foot-tall Mt. Asama provides breathtaking views of beautiful Ise Bay, the town of Ise, the Pacific Ocean, and even Mt. Fuji can be seen in a distance on a clear day.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
Sit back and relax as your driver takes the scenic Ise Shima Skyline, a nine-mile-long stretch of road that connects Toba and the town of Ise.
Points of interest
Ise Shima Skyline
Schedule
Special Notes
The visibility at Skyline is weather dependent.