Ebisu-san is blessed with great catches and safety at sea. The custom of shaving off its nose and making it into a talisman still remains today, in reference to the fact that fishermen are the first to reach the fishing zone, in japanese "hana wo toru" which can mean "someone that is amazingly fast" but can also be read as "to take off a nose". As finsherman wish to be the first to reach teh fishing ground, having a piece of its nose is a luck charm. Nowadays people still touch or scape a bit of its nose as a good luck charm.
Fish and eat fried horse mackerel on the spot. Grants acces to the shallow rocky shore experience area
Oedo Onsen Monogatari Ise Shima
Raft Fishing
Nanbari Melon - Melon House - Kawaguchi Farm
NEMU GOLF CLUB
Recuerdos Craft shop - Shima Mediterranean Village
Bindama Road
Oyahama Beach (BIG ARROW BEACH)
Yuga Ise-shima - Premiere Resort