Regional cuisine of Mie region
Dried Pacific saury
“Marudried Pacific saury,” a specialty of Higashi-Kishu in Mie prefecture, is a local dish with an attractive deep flavor, dried by the rich nature of the Ku...
Matsuzaka chicken yakiniku
Speaking of Matsusaka in Mie prefecture, the world brand “Matsusaka beef” is famous, but the chicken “chicken yakiniku,” which is cheap compared to Matsusaka...
Kameyama ramen
Kameyama ramen is a new local ramen born in Kameyama City, Mie Prefecture. It won the “Gotochi Ramen Grand Prix” in 2013 and spread its name all over the cou...
Nikenjaya mochi
Nikenjaya mochi is an old-fashioned kinako mochi made by wrapping red bean paste in smooth raw mochi and sprinkled with fragrant soybean flour. It was founde...
A diva hut experience
There are approximately 1,300 diamonders fishing in the Ise-Shima region. Diver fishing is a fishing method of diving into the sea to catch shellfish such as...
Matoya oysters
Matoyaki is an oyster produced in Matoya Bay in Shima City, Mie Prefecture. Matoyakaki, which is farmed in Matoya Bay, where rich nutrition is stored by the ...
Oishi-yaki
Oishiyaki is a rice cracker with a simple flavor made by kneading the ingredients in hot spring water to make “katayaki.” It is a handmade rice cracker that...
Henba mochi
Henba-mochi is a mochi confectionary manufactured and sold by the long-established Japanese confectionary store “Henbaya Shoten” in Ise City, Mie Prefecture....
Taiko Shusse Mochi
Taiko Shusemochi is a Japanese confectionary made with freshly made red bean paste cooked to an elegant sweetness, and each walnut is carefully hand-baked by...
Sawamochi
Sawamochi is a specialty confectionary from the Ise-Shima region of Mie Prefecture. It's a simple mochi made by cutting a thin layer of noshimochi into a squ...
Kojiro mochi
Kamishiro mochi is a bite-sized mochi with moderately sweet tsubuan in the grass mochi made from natural mugwort. Jindai mochi, which has a refreshing scent...