Many tourist areas for local people

Arrived for the second time and loved it. It’s lively and crowded, but it’s not like internationally famous restaurants such as Tokyo’s Asakusa and Kyoto’s Kiyomizu Temple because 80% of the visitors are local people. This is the ーおかげyokocho of Ise Inner Palace There are many commodity shops selling tea, groceries, draft beer, meat, souvenirs, and food. There are lottery draws and shooting in the play area. Specially recommend the Matsusaka beef skewers and croquettes. There are several shops selling croquettes. We even bought some and went back to the B&B to fry them ourselves. Our family arrived on a self-driving tour and stayed for more than an hour. We only left during lunch time. Our group members thought we didn’t have enough fun. It is a very worthwhile attraction. Note: From the perspective of international tourists, in addition to Nagoya or Kansai, it is more time-saving to drive there by yourself. This needs to be noted.