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三重の映えグルメ・おみやげ5選|インスタ映えスイーツ・食べ歩き

⛩️ Mie|Published May 24, 2026
✍️ Edited by the Tabitabi JAPAN Editorial Team(based on official and primary sources)

Top 5 Photogenic Gourmet Foods & Souvenirs of Mie | Instagram-Worthy Sweets & Street Snacks

From the sacred grounds of Ise Jingu to exquisite seafood, Mie Prefecture is packed with gourmet treats that captivate travelers chasing the perfect "photogenic" shot! This time we introduce five special picks you'll want to post on Instagram.

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1. Akafuku | Ise City, Okage Yokocho

The signature treat of this long-established shop with over 300 years of history, "Akafuku Mochi," is a masterpiece whose wave-shaped bean paste lined up on a white plate is almost too beautiful. Shooting the whole wooden box against the backdrop of the stone-paved alley is the classic style for social media. The best time to shoot is when the soft natural light of the morning streams in. Including the cobblestones in a vertical composition doubles the retro atmosphere! Access: About 10 minutes by bus from Kintetsu Ujiyamada Station, get off at "Jingu Kaikan-mae."

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2. Spiny Lobster Soft Serve | Ise & Futami Area

The vivid orange color makes a striking impression! Soft serve piled onto a cone shaped like a spiny lobster instantly becomes photogenic against a blue sky or the sea. Using the backlight of a sunny afternoon makes the cream sparkle. Setting a seaside white wall as the background is also recommended. Access: About 20 minutes by bus from Kintetsu Isuzugawa Station.

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3. Pearl Sweets | Toba City, Mikimoto Pearl Island Area

The "pearl parfait" and "pearl jelly" inspired by the pearls Toba takes pride in look like sparkling jewels. The elegant gradation of white and pale purple captures women's hearts. The soft light of a cloudy day suppresses reflections and highlights the delicate artistry. A "top-down" composition shot straight from directly above with the table pulled back is ideal. Access: About 5 minutes on foot from Kintetsu Toba Station.

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4. Tekone Sushi | Shima City, Kashikojima Area

"Tekone sushi," generously marinated bonito arranged in a colorful display, is especially vivid even among Mie's local cuisine. Served in a deep wooden tub, it is art as it is. Using natural light by the window and shooting from a 45-degree angle captures the freshness of the ingredients. From autumn to winter the angle of light becomes lower, making it even more photogenic. Access: Served at eateries around Kintetsu Kashikojima Station.

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5. Matsusaka Beef Croquette | Matsusaka City, around Matsusaka Station

Crispy fresh from the fryer and glowing golden-brown on the outside, the "Matsusaka beef croquette" is the king of street snacks! Its skewered visual whets the appetite. Shooting during the golden hour of evening in warm orange light produces a luxurious shot worthy of a culinary magazine. Including an old townscape in the background adds even more travel atmosphere. Access: Within walking distance of JR/Kintetsu Matsusaka Station.

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Mie Prefecture, where history, sea, and mountains intersect, is a gourmet paradise. Be sure to capture your favorite shot and share your travel memories.

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This article is compiled by the Tabitabi JAPAN editorial team from official and primary sources, including facility and shrine/temple websites, tourism information published by municipalities and tourism associations, and cultural-property records released by national and local governments. Prices, opening hours and event dates may change, so please also check the official information of each facility or local government before you visit.

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