Mie prefecture (三重県 Mie-ken) is in the western Kansai region of the main Japanese island Honshu.

Cities

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Tsu — The prefectural capital

Iga — The home of Japan's most (in)famous ninja clan

Ise — Site of one of Japan's holiest shrines

Matsuzaka — A city between Tsu and Ise. Famous throughout Japan for its beef

Shima — Famous for pearl cultivation.

Suzuka — Known for its motor sports events

Toba — Popular holiday spot near Ise

Kuwana — A small city next to Nagoya. Easy access to Nagashima Spa Land.

Other destinations

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Futami — Seaside town near Ise

Get in

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By plane

By train

By bus

By boat
Ferries leave from Nagoya airport to Tsu Nagisamachi port every hour.

See

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Ise Shrine is the highest shrine in Japan and home to the sun goddess Amaterasu.

Eat

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Matsusaka is known for its delicious, massaged, beer-fed beef. According to locals, it's every bit as good as the more internationally famous Kobe product.

Drink

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Hakusugi sake, brewed near Ise, is very tasty and reasonably priced.

Mie can refer to:

Mie prefecture, Kinki, Japan

Mie District, Mie (a district of Japan)

Mie, Oita (a town of Japan)

Mie noodles, a type of Chinese instant noodles similar to ramen

Mie (pose), a pose in Kabuki theatre.

Minimally Invasive Education, also called "The Hole In The Wall"

Gustav Mie, German physicist and the scattering process named after him (Mie scattering).

Mie (Mitsuyo Nemoto),a Japanese female singer and actress. a member of Pink Lady seeMitsuyo Nemoto.

Mie Sadamoto, a Japanese model and entertainer. A model featured in Japanese fashion magazine JJ.

Mie theory - solution to light scattering problem