1 Day Ise Grand Shrine and Mikimoto Pearl Island Tour from Nagoya
10.5hrs
Discover the spiritual essence of Japan on a day tour from Nagoya, visiting the revered Ise Grand Shrine and Mikimoto Pearl Island, with comprehensive insights provided by an English-speaking guide.
Meet in front of the large screen under the escalator next to the Gold Clock. This is located at the Sakura-dori Exit of Nagoya Station.
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Explore the island where Kokichi Mikimoto achieved the monumental feat of cultivating the world's first pearls. Delve into the island's museum, witness pearl divers in action, and learn about the pearl cultivation process.
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Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of Ise Grand Shrine Naiku, the inner shrine, and stroll through Okage-Yokocho, a bustling street lined with Edo-period style buildings, offering a plethora of local cuisines.
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Discover Geku, dedicated to Toyouke-Ōmikami, the deity of agriculture and industry, and visit the Sengukan Museum to enhance your understanding of Shinto practices and the shrine's history.
1-1-4, Meieki, Nakamura-ward, Nagoya-city, Aichi
End your day with a heart full of memories and a mind enriched with the cultural and historical essence of your visits, marking a perfect close to your journey.
Frequently asked questions
Please bring your e-voucher, a valid ID, comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and any personal essentials. A water bottle is provided, but you may want to bring additional snacks or beverages.
It's crucial to arrive on time as the tour follows a strict schedule. If you're running late, please contact your guide immediately. Unfortunately, refunds are not available for missed portions of the tour due to late arrivals.
Yes, you can choose to skip a planned site; however, there will be no refund for the skipped location. Adding a new spot is possible, subject to extra admission and potential transportation fees payable on the spot.
While lunch is not included, you can explore a variety of dining options in Okage-Yokocho. We recommend notifying your guide of any dietary restrictions so they can suggest suitable dining spots.
There are no specific age restrictions, but the tour involves a fair amount of walking and public transportation use, which may not be suitable for very young children or individuals with mobility issues.
