三重の映え絶景スポット5選|インスタ映えする自然風景おすすめ
5 Photogenic Scenic Spots in Mie | Recommended Instagrammable Natural Landscapes
Mie Prefecture is a treasure trove dotted with breathtaking views, from mysterious shrines to a magnificent coastline. This time we introduce Mie's five great photogenic spots that you absolutely cannot miss if you are aiming for Instagrammable shots. Camera in hand, let's go searching for that special photo!
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01 | Meoto Iwa (Futami Okitama Shrine) — A Sunrise Shot Woven by a Mysterious Torii and the Sea
The "Meoto Iwa" (Wedded Rocks) enshrined at Futami Beach, two rocks joined by a great sacred straw rope with the morning sun rising between them, are the height of photogenic perfection. Right after sunrise, when the sky is dyed orange and pink, is the golden hour. A horizontal composition that places the rocks on the left and right of the frame and dynamically captures the colors of the sky is recommended. Around the winter solstice, you can aim for the "Diamond Meoto Iwa," when the sun rises between the rocks, so be sure to check.
Access: About a 15-minute walk from JR "Futaminoura Station"
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02 | Ise Jingu (Naiku & Geku) — Divine Dappled Sunlight and a Stone-Paved Approach
In the early morning when morning mist hangs in the air, the curtains of light streaming onto the gravel approach are like an entrance to another world. Visiting within 1 to 2 hours after sunrise, the light coming through the trees creates mysterious vertical lines. With a composition that has depth, placing the stone pavement of the approach diagonally, the solemn atmosphere doubles. In May with fresh greenery or November with autumn leaves, color is added for the very best photogenic shots.
Access: About a 10-minute walk from Kintetsu/JR "Ise-shi Station" (Geku)
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03 | Shima Spain Village & Ago Bay — A Pearl Sea and Twilight Panorama
The view from the observatory overlooking the intricate ria coast of Ago Bay is simply sigh-inducing. The bay where countless islands float turns golden at the sea's surface at twilight, spreading a breathtaking gradation. You can capture the vast sea in a horizontal frame, or use a telephoto lens to close up on island silhouettes. In May and June, a "pearl sea" coordination combined with Mikimoto Pearl Island is also photogenic.
Access: About 20 minutes by car from Kintetsu "Kashikojima Station"
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04 | Akame 48 Waterfalls — Have an Emerald-Green Hidden Paradise All to Yourself
The mysterious gorge beauty created by a clear stream hidden deep in the mountains and moss-covered rocks. The water's transparency is high, and on the morning of a sunny day, sunlight shines emerald green. May with fresh greenery and October to November with autumn leaves are the color peak. We recommend slow-shutter shooting, lowering the shutter speed to capture the waterfall's flow like silk. With a tripod, the result turns out far more beautiful.
Access: About 10 minutes by bus or taxi from Kintetsu "Akameguchi Station"
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05 | Shishi-iwa (Kumano City) — A Powerful Collaboration of a Strange Rock and Blue Sea
A lion-shaped strange rock about 25 meters tall that suddenly appears along National Route 42. Its figure enshrined against the backdrop of the blue Shichirimihama coast has an exotic feel, like the African savanna. Shooting from the front during the afternoon hours with front lighting, the silhouette of the lion's face comes out sharply. Including the sea and sky together in a wide composition makes for a shot with a sense of scale. Visiting it as a set with the World Heritage Kumano Kodo is the trend.
Access: About 15 minutes by car from JR "Hadasu Station"
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The charm of Mie's superb scenery is that its expression changes drastically depending on the time of day and the season. You are sure to find a place that makes you want to visit again and again.
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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.