Shima City, Japan | A deep guide to hidden gems

| An in-depth guide to niche treasure troves. Everyone 👋, today I will share with you a little-known treasure travel destination in Japan - Shima City. It is hidden in the southern part of Shima Peninsula in Mie Prefecture, facing Ise Bay. It has picturesque scenery, profound cultural heritage, fun and delicious food. Hurry up and save this guide to start your dream trip✨ 🌅Must-visit attractions Ago Bay🌟: An important pearl production area in Japan, also known as "Pearl Bay". The scenery of the Ria coast is absolutely beautiful. In the evening, overlooking from the observation deck of Dengmaoshan Park, the afterglow of the setting sun dyed the islands and pearl rafts red, which is so beautiful that it makes people speechless! You can also take a boat tour to admire the coastline of Kashikojima and learn the fascinating story of pearl farming. Ise-Shima National Park🌳: It consists of the Shima Peninsula, bordering the bay and facing the Pacific Ocean, with beautiful scenery and rich and diverse terrain. There are many attractions here, including Ise Grand Shrine, Ago Bay, Daiozaki Lighthouse, etc. If you are lucky, you may encounter various protected species. Shima Spain Village🎢: A comprehensive amusement facility with a Spanish theme, including a theme park area, a large hotel area, and a hot spring area. The theme park imitates the amusement area of ​​Barcelona and other places, with many entertainment facilities, regular cartoon star shows, parades, and you can taste Spanish food and buy special products. Shima Mediterranean Village🏝: A comprehensive resort facility designed by Spanish designers, with accommodation, hot springs, restaurants, shops, etc. With a beautiful fountain square as its center, the area is surrounded by white-bottomed buildings with a central Spanish and Mediterranean island style, making it a great place for taking photos. 🍱Tongue temptation Seafood feast🦀: The surrounding waters are rich in seafood, including lobsters, crabs, fresh fish, etc. At local restaurants or seafood markets, you can taste the fresh seafood that has just been landed. The meat is tender and delicious. Spanish food: In Shima Spanish Village, you can taste authentic Spanish paella, tapas, sangria, etc., and feel the passionate Spanish flavor. Special snacks😋: Try the local takoyaki, crepes and other snacks, which are rich in taste and affordable. It is super satisfying to have one when you are tired of shopping. 🚗Transportation Tips External transportation: From Nagoya Chubu International Airport, you can arrive by helicopter in 35 minutes or by train in 3 hours; from Tokyo Station, take the Shinkansen to Nagoya Station in 1 hour and 40 minutes, and then transfer to the train or car in 2 hours and 20 minutes. You can also rent a car and drive yourself, which is free and comfortable. Transportation in the city: You can visit many attractions on foot; the bus is convenient and can take you to every corner; if you don’t want to walk, taxis are also available on call. 🏨Accommodation Guide Amanemu: Located on the shore of Ago Bay, it is a Japanese-style hotel with private hot spring baths in the rooms and villas suitable for families. The spa was amazing, great hot spring bath experience. Shima Kanko Hotel - Bay Suite: The suite is spacious and comfortable, with luxury in simplicity, giving you a full experience. Shima Mediterranean Village Hotel: It incorporates Mediterranean-style architecture and has a good location, making it convenient for travel and vacation, and a great place for taking photos and checking in. 📌Travel Tips Climate Clothing: The climate is mild, but affected by the marine climate, the temperature difference between day and night is large, so bring appropriate clothing according to the season when traveling. Safety first: take care of your belongings and obey local laws. When playing at the beach, pay attention to the sea conditions and avoid dangerous areas. Etiquette and culture: respect local customs, keep quiet in public places, do not litter at will, and be friendly to others. Notes on photography: You may have to pay or apply for a permit to take photos at some scenic spots or protected areas. Find out in advance and don’t violate the rules. Everyone, Shima City is really great, let's pack our bags and go!