Tourist attractions and surrounding areas

Nagashima Spa Land is Japan's largest amusement park, located in Mie Prefecture.
Since its opening, it has been loved by families and young people.

■History of Nagashima Spa Land
Nagashima Spa Land is one of Japan's largest amusement parks, which opened in 1966.
Its history continues to attract visitors from both within Japan and abroad with the introduction of attractions and expansion of facilities that continue to be loved by families and young people.
In particular, world-class roller coasters such as the Steel Dragon 2000 are a symbol of the amusement park.
Since its opening, the park has continued to add new attractions to keep up with the times, responding to diverse needs and providing visitors with fresh surprises and fun.

Located in Mie Prefecture, Yunoyama Onsen is known for its rich history, healing properties, delicious cuisine, and convenient access.

■history
The history of Yunoyama Onsen dates back to 718.
It was also called "Deer's Bath" because injured deer would come here to heal their wounds. It once fell into decline after Nobunaga's invasion of Ise, but
It was revived as a hot spring inn during the Edo period, and has since passed through various eras to reach the present day.
In particular, it has become extremely popular since the opening of the Gozaisho Ropeway in 1959.

■Efficacy
The waters of Yunoyama Onsen are said to be effective against neuralgia, muscle pain, and poor circulation, and have been loved by many people since ancient times.
Its benefits bring healing and health to all who visit.

■What is Ochiyobo Inari?
The origins of Ochiyobo Inari date back to the Heian period about 1,000 years ago.
The sixth son of Minamoto no Yoshiie, Yoshitaka, inherited the sacred seal, sword, portrait of Yoshiie, and other items with the words "Preserve these for generations to come," and this is said to be the beginning of the shrine.
Nowadays, he is affectionately known as "Ochobosan."

■Benefits
Ochiyobo Inari is known for its blessings such as business success, matchmaking, and prayers for success in exams, and is visited by approximately 2.5 million people every year.
It is considered an important shrine for business people.

■Approach gourmet
There are about 150 stores lined up along the approach to the shrine, where you can enjoy local specialties such as kusamochi, river fish dishes, and pickles.
Among them, kushikatsu and doteni are the most famous.

■A story told by the nature of Kisosansen Park
Kisosansen National Park, located in Kaizu City, Gifu Prefecture, is known for its grand scale and natural beauty.
This park, which spans Aichi, Gifu, and Mie prefectures, boasts one of the largest areas in Japan.
The park site is blessed with a rich natural environment created by the three rivers, Kiso River, Nagara River, and Ibi.
Surrounded by water and greenery, the space offers visitors a variety of seasonal scenery and a wide range of recreational activities.
The park is decorated with cherry blossoms and tulips in the spring, lush green trees in the summer, colorful foliage in the fall, and the occasional snow scene in the winter.

(Reprint:From the Kiso Sansen National Park website)