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Owase, Kumano

Mie
4.2

Owase, Kumano

Mie
4.2
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Local cuisine
Meharizushi
Local cuisine
Stick Gourmet
Local cuisine
Mie Prefecture's Kiji Nabe
Local cuisine
Sanma Sushi
Local ingredients
Owase Karasumi

Meharizushi

A rice ball wrapped in pickled mustard leaves.

Meharizushi is said to have originated from the idea of making a dish that lumberjacks and raftsmen could eat quickly with one hand. By wrapping pickled mustard leaves around the rice ball, you can eat pickles and rice at the same time. It is said to be Japan's oldest fast food. Because it is simple, you can directly taste the deliciousness of the ingredients and it will stimulate your appetite.
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Recommended Restaurants for Meharizushi
食べログ
鬼瓦
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥2,000~¥2,999
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
さんき茶屋
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥1,000~¥1,999
3.2
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
喜楽
~¥999
-
3.2
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
道の駅 紀宝町 ウミガメ公園
-
-
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
おわせ魚食堂
¥1,000~¥1,999
-
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
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Stick Gourmet

Gourmet in stick form that can be easily eaten with one hand.

This is a product developed and sold with the concept of "eating while walking" using local ingredients, and can be easily eaten with one hand. There are various flavors and types, and different flavors can be enjoyed depending on the store that sells them, such as spicy tuna stick, savory simmered turban shell stick, eringi mushroom stick, surimi stick, konjac stick, and more. It's a great idea to share and enjoy them with friends.
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Recommended Restaurants for Stick Gourmet
食べログ
朝日饅頭本舗
-
-
3.1
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
開進堂
-
-
3.1
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
若松屋
~¥999
-
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
のーじへいこらい
-
-
0
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
大瀬勇商店
-
-
0
(Tabelog's review)
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Mie Prefecture's Kiji Nabe

A light-flavored hot pot with kiji meat and vegetables.

Kiji meat is characterized by its high protein content and low fat content. By putting kiji meat, Chinese cabbage, green onions, carrots, and other vegetables in a pot and simmering them for a short time, you can make a healthy and light-flavored kiji nabe. It is recommended for those who want to eat healthy and delicious local cuisine!
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Recommended Restaurants for Mie Prefecture's Kiji Nabe
食べログ
大和屋
-
-
3.1
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
入鹿温泉ホテル瀞流荘
-
-
3.2
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
野迫川温泉 ホテルのせ川
-
¥10,000~¥14,999
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
ゑびす荘
-
¥10,000~¥14,999
3.1
(Tabelog's review)
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Sanma Sushi

Pressed sushi made with fresh sanma.

"Sanma Sushi" is a type of pressed sushi made by placing salted sanma (Pacific saury) with the head still attached on top of vinegar rice and pressing it. It seems that many customers enjoy comparing the different parts and flavors of sanma sushi used by each shop. It's also a great souvenir size with just one bite!
See details
Recommended Restaurants for Sanma Sushi
食べログ
さんき茶屋
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥1,000~¥1,999
3.2
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
与太呂
-
¥3,000~¥3,999
3.2
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
レストラン 三紀
¥1,000~¥1,999
-
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
おわせ魚食堂
¥1,000~¥1,999
-
3.5
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
万両寿し
~¥999
-
3.4
(Tabelog's review)
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Owase Karasumi

One of the three major delicacies in Japan made from the ovaries of mullet fish.

Karasumi is a high-class food and one of the three major delicacies in Japan. If we were to list the characteristics of Owase Karasumi, it would be its fine texture and flavor. Karasumi salted and sun-dried in Owase has a very mellow taste. It goes well with a wide range of dishes such as seared dishes and pasta!
See details
Recommended Restaurants for Owase Karasumi
食べログ
割烹の宿 美鈴
-
¥20,000~¥29,999
3.7
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
魚処 豆狸
-
-
3.3
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
かっぽう田舎
¥1,000~¥1,999
¥6,000~¥7,999
3.4
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
三重人 別邸
-
¥5,000~¥5,999
3.1
(Tabelog's review)
食べログ
酒蔵 森下
-
¥5,000~¥5,999
3.4
(Tabelog's review)
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Recommended Hotels

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Hotel Tokinoza Mie
4.4
Surrounded by vast nature!
Even from inside the hotel, you can see the beautiful green mountains, blue sea, and sky of the great outdoors. Breathing in the clear air, you can't help but feel at peace. This hotel is perfect for those who want to take a trip to heal their tired minds and bodies.
Lowest price
¥6,600~/人
¥15,730~/人
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Villaお伽噺
4.3approx. 0.03km
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3.5approx. 0.91km
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approx. 3.82km
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approx. 5.03km
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5approx. 5.31km
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4.4approx. 5.43km
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approx. 5.49km
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approx. 5.57km
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4.5approx. 6.35km
民宿おおたに
4.3approx. 6.52km
Resort Kumano Club
4.6
Resort where you can learn about Kumano Kodo
This resort offers the opportunity to learn about the scenic Kumano Kodo, a World Heritage site. Guided tours are available, allowing visitors to not only see the sights, but also gain a deeper appreciation for the historical background of the Kumano Kodo. After the tour, the Kumano Kodo will appear completely different than before.
Lowest price
¥19,900~/人
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approx. 0.53km
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4.6approx. 0.97km
ビジネスホテル七里ヶ浜
approx. 1.5km
ビジネス旅館 潮音
4approx. 2.2km
ビジネスホテル 河上
4approx. 4.32km
みはらし亭
3.8approx. 4.4km
ビジネスホテル 平谷
2.8approx. 4.46km
紀南荘
4.6approx. 4.56km
Tabist 熊野の宿 海ひかり
4.5approx. 4.7km
ゲストハウス わがらん家 海
5approx. 5.02km
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Owase, Kumano

The city of Owase has many stories of famous people, including the god "Izanami no Mikoto," who is said to have laid the foundation of Japan, and the warrior "Saka no Ue no Tamuramaro." Tourist spots related to these people include the "Kumano Kodo Center," which conveys history, and the "Yanagiya Shodendo," which is associated with Emperor Go-Shirakawa. The "Kumano Kodo" is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the town surrounded by untouched nature is full of scenic spots, hidden places, and culturally valuable places that have been watching over people since ancient times, making it an area with a rich history recorded in the Nihon Shoki.

Highlights
Spots
Local Cuisine
Owase, Kumano

5 Highlights

01

Kumano Kodo

A general term for pilgrimage routes leading to Kumano Sanzan
Kumano Kodo is a general term for pilgrimage routes leading to Kumano Sanzan, and is registered as a World Heritage Site under the name "Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range". It is perfect for trekking, with multiple routes and different attractions on each course. There are also beginner courses available, so even if it's your first time, you can enjoy it and come back multiple times.
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01
Kumano Kodo
A general term for pilgrimage routes leading to Kumano Sanzan
Kumano Kodo is a general term for pilgrimage routes leading to Kumano Sanzan, and is registered as a World Heritage Site under the name "Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range". It is perfect for trekking, with multiple routes and different attractions on each course. There are also beginner courses available, so even if it's your first time, you can enjoy it and come back multiple times.
See details
02

Onigajo

Art made of rocks created by the erosion of waves and the uplift of earthquakes
A natural monument of the country created by the erosion of rough waves and the uplift of earthquakes. A hiking trail connects to it, and from the observation deck, you can see the Kumano Sea. Cherry blossoms are planted along the hiking trail, and it is also famous as a cherry blossom spot.
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02
Onigajo
Art made of rocks created by the erosion of waves and the uplift of earthquakes
A natural monument of the country created by the erosion of rough waves and the uplift of earthquakes. A hiking trail connects to it, and from the observation deck, you can see the Kumano Sea. Cherry blossoms are planted along the hiking trail, and it is also famous as a cherry blossom spot.
See details
03

Meharizushi

Rice balls wrapped in pickled vegetables with salted turnip
Meharizushi is said to have originated from the idea of making a dish that lumberjacks and raftsmen could eat quickly with one hand. By wrapping the rice ball with a leaf of pickled vegetables, you can eat both pickles and rice at the same time. It is said to be Japan's oldest fast food. Because it is so simple, you can taste the deliciousness of the ingredients directly, and it makes you hungry.
See details
03
Meharizushi
Rice balls wrapped in pickled vegetables with salted turnip
Meharizushi is said to have originated from the idea of making a dish that lumberjacks and raftsmen could eat quickly with one hand. By wrapping the rice ball with a leaf of pickled vegetables, you can eat both pickles and rice at the same time. It is said to be Japan's oldest fast food. Because it is so simple, you can taste the deliciousness of the ingredients directly, and it makes you hungry.
See details
04

Stick-shaped Gourmet

Gourmet food that can be easily eaten with one hand
This product is developed and sold with the concept of "eating while walking," using local ingredients and designed to be easily eaten with one hand. There are various flavors and types available, with different flavors depending on the store that sells them. You can enjoy various flavors such as spicy tuna stick, savory simmered turban shell stick, enoki mushroom stick, surimi stick, konjac stick, and more. It's a great idea to share and enjoy with friends.
See details
Image source:全力広報 つづきは三重で
Image source:全力広報 つづきは三重で
04
Stick-shaped Gourmet
Gourmet food that can be easily eaten with one hand
This product is developed and sold with the concept of "eating while walking," using local ingredients and designed to be easily eaten with one hand. There are various flavors and types available, with different flavors depending on the store that sells them. You can enjoy various flavors such as spicy tuna stick, savory simmered turban shell stick, enoki mushroom stick, surimi stick, konjac stick, and more. It's a great idea to share and enjoy with friends.
See details
Image source:全力広報 つづきは三重で
05

Sea Kayaking Experience

Kayaking that allows you to adventure the beautiful sea of Miki-ri
Enjoy sea kayaking in a field surrounded by beautiful sandy beaches, the history of the Kumano Kodo, and nature. You can enjoy the vast and beautiful sea during the day, and depending on the time of day, you can enjoy different activities such as a firefly tour at night.
See details
05
Sea Kayaking Experience
Kayaking that allows you to adventure the beautiful sea of Miki-ri
Enjoy sea kayaking in a field surrounded by beautiful sandy beaches, the history of the Kumano Kodo, and nature. You can enjoy the vast and beautiful sea during the day, and depending on the time of day, you can enjoy different activities such as a firefly tour at night.
See details

Recommended Spots

Local Cuisine

No.1
Meharizushi
A rice ball wrapped in pickled mustard leaves.
Meharizushi is said to have originated from the idea of making a dish that lumberjacks and raftsmen could eat quickly with one hand. By wrapping pickled mustard leaves around the rice ball, you can eat pickles and rice at the same time. It is said to be Japan's oldest fast food. Because it is simple, you can directly taste the deliciousness of the ingredients and it will stimulate your appetite.
See Details
No.2
Stick Gourmet
Gourmet in stick form that can be easily eaten with one hand.
This is a product developed and sold with the concept of "eating while walking" using local ingredients, and can be easily eaten with one hand. There are various flavors and types, and different flavors can be enjoyed depending on the store that sells them, such as spicy tuna stick, savory simmered turban shell stick, eringi mushroom stick, surimi stick, konjac stick, and more. It's a great idea to share and enjoy them with friends.
See Details
No.3
Mie Prefecture's Kiji Nabe
A light-flavored hot pot with kiji meat and vegetables.
Kiji meat is characterized by its high protein content and low fat content. By putting kiji meat, Chinese cabbage, green onions, carrots, and other vegetables in a pot and simmering them for a short time, you can make a healthy and light-flavored kiji nabe. It is recommended for those who want to eat healthy and delicious local cuisine!
See Details
No.4
Sanma Sushi
Pressed sushi made with fresh sanma.
"Sanma Sushi" is a type of pressed sushi made by placing salted sanma (Pacific saury) with the head still attached on top of vinegar rice and pressing it. It seems that many customers enjoy comparing the different parts and flavors of sanma sushi used by each shop. It's also a great souvenir size with just one bite!
See Details
No.5
Owase Karasumi
One of the three major delicacies in Japan made from the ovaries of mullet fish.
Karasumi is a high-class food and one of the three major delicacies in Japan. If we were to list the characteristics of Owase Karasumi, it would be its fine texture and flavor. Karasumi salted and sun-dried in Owase has a very mellow taste. It goes well with a wide range of dishes such as seared dishes and pasta!
See Details
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Basic Information

Hotel Average Cost
¥7,339
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
¥18,790
Best Season
2~6 Month
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