Ise Bay

Ise Bay is the largest bay in Japan, with beautiful beaches, clear seawater, small waves, and pine trees on the coastline. Ise lobsters are famous in the world, and many elderly people dig sea shells with special tools in the sea every day.

Ise Bay is a bay in the south of central Japan. From the Dawangqi Lighthouse on the Zhimo Peninsula to the Yiliang Lake on the Omei Peninsula, it is the largest bay in Japanese waters. If it is not raining, the sea and sky should be beautiful. Alas, we encountered typhoon rain.

One of the stops in this year's Japanese group tour includes Ise Bay. To be honest, I have never heard of this place before. We took a cruise to a scenic spot for nearly an hour. The sea view is very beautiful and the air is quite fresh. The main tourists here are very few and no noisy. There is a sea breeze in your ears, you can enjoy the sea view quietly.

The scenery here is very beautiful and interesting. The price is very high.

The entire Ise Bay is a bay in the Inland Sea of Japan, rich in pearls. The hometown of the famous Japanese pearl brand mikimoto is here. There is also a pearl museum where you can buy good pearl products. There are many cruise ships in the bay to take, it is recommended to go to Dolphin Island to visit!