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Mie Travel Concierge (As of March1,2021) Mie Travel Concierge (As of March1,2021) ※The following "Hospitality service" and "Requirement" are as of March. Please contact each store for details. Name Phone number Adress Hospitality service Requirement 1792 Ichishicho Isegi, 1 Ichishionsen Yasuraginoyu 059-295-0111 1 free soft drink Only for guests using bath on that day Tsu-shi, Mie-ken 515-2521 ・Can be used by up to 6 people upon displaying Iganokuni Oyamadaonsen 2953 Kamiawa, 2 0595ｰ48ｰ0268 20% discount on bathing fee(Adult) the guidance screen on your tablet, or etc Sarubino Iga-shi, Mie-ken 518-1412 ・Cannot be combined with other offers One ticket is valid per one person for one 3099-15 Nagai Komono-cho, presentation.Regular price 16 holes Adults Discount is not applicable to those who are 3 Yunoyama Sports Club 059-396-1135 Mie-gun, Mie-ken 510-1311 1,080 yen ⇒850 yen, 24 holes Adult 1,620 elementary school or under yen ⇒1,260 yen (9:00-16:30) MITSUI OUTLET PARK 368 Nagashimacho Urayasu, Special coupon gift (one per person) 4 0594-45-8700 JAZZ DREAM NAGASHIMA Kuwana-shi, Mie-ken 511-1135 *Upon presentation of screen An original clear file for one person upon Mie Prefectural 1291 Tachinocho, 5 0598-23-7735 presenting the display screen on tablet, Valid only once per person Children's Castle Matsusaka-shi, Mie-ken 515-0054 etc Kumanoshi Ekimae 656-3 Idocho, 10% discount for purchases in the store of 6 0597-89-2229 Tokusanhinkan Kumano-shi, Mie-ken 519-4324 2,000 yen or more per person Valid only once per person upon displaying the Mie Prefectural Museum 3060 Isshindenkozubeta, 7 059-228-2283 Original can badge gift guidance screen on your tablet, or etc (MieMu) Tsu-shi, Mie-ken 514-0061 Cannot be combined with other offers 10% discount on purchases upon displaying the guidance screen on your 1486-10 Kamihatcho, 8 Onkashitsukasa Hoshiyasu 0595-63-5050 tablet, or etc Nabari-shi, Mie-ken 518-0710 (Only for guests who purchase 1,000 yen or more) 1-2-4 Yabase, 10% discount for guests who enter by Valid only once per person upon displaying the 9 Kondoryokka 059-382-6125 Suzuka-shi, Mie-ken 513-0036 17:00 guidance screen on your tablet, or etc #1F Haitopiaiga After confirming the smart phone Igashi city 10 0595-24-0270 500 Ueno Marunochi, questionnaire, a paper shuriken was Tourist Information Iga-shi, Mie-ken 518-0873 presented as a hospitality You can visit the “Ise Town Corner Shioyu Okageburokan 1-1-16 Jinkyu, Museum”. 11 0596-25-1126 Asahiyu Ise-shi, Mie-ken 516-0017 We guide you through the bath culture of Ise (reservation required) Sakakibaraonsengo 5824-1 Sakakibaracho, 12 059-252-0017 "Ancient rice small bag" gift per person One time only per person during the period Omotenashikan Tsu-shi, Mie-ken 514-1251 517-1 Kinomotocho, Valid only once per person upon presenting the 13 Kinan Tour Design Center 0597-85-2001 Two gifts of “Niihime Candy” Kumano-shi, Mie-ken 519-4323 display screen on tablet, etc. ・Valid once per person upon presentation of information on tablets, etc. Cannot be used 478 Sekicho Nakamachi, 14 Sekijukutaikenkobo akari 090-7307-0318 100 yen discount together with other service tickets Kameyama-shi, Mie-ken 519-1112 ・For purchases of 1,000 yen or more per person, for those who have experience 1-4-53 Toba, A coffee service for those who participate 15 KAITO YUMIN CLUB 0599-28-0001 Toba-shi, Mie-ken 517-0011 in the tour (however, one cup per person) 10% discount from the basic charge for direct reservation guests (all car models) In addition to the Kintetsu Ujiyamadaeki Store, it is also valid at Ise City Station ORIX Rent-A-car 2-1-43 Iwabuchi, Store, Kintetsu Toba Station Store, 16 0596-28-0295 Kintetsu Ujiyamadaeki Ten Ise-shi, Mie-ken 516-0037 Kintetsu Ugata Station Store, Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station Store, Kintetsu Shiroko Station Store, Tsu Station Store, Kintetsu Nabari Station Store, and Kintetsu Matsuzaka Station Store ・Valid only once per person upon displaying the One tea (500ml) is presented to one user 2944-254 Agocho Ugata, guidance screen on your tablet, or etc 17 Bicycle Journey ISE-SHIMA 0599-44-4450 * Drink types are subject to change Shima-shi, Mie-ken 517-0501 ・For Bianchi cross bike rental users only without notice ・Electric assist bicycle rental users are not eligible Kindly display the page with your tablets/devices. (one use per head) 468-1 Kaki Asahi-cho, One free trial ( bring your own socks, The challenges are grade 8, 7, or 6; to be 18 Climbing Gym Canyon 059-277-2322 Mie-gun, Mie-ken 510-8103 rental shoes from 20cm to 29cm) appointed by our staff End up when it falls or lands after the start Kindly display the page with your tablets/devices. TAKADA HONZAN SENJUJI 2819 Isshindencho, Gift- 1 Teahouse “Renshinan” (one use per head). 19 059-232-4171 TEMPLE Tsu-shi, Mie-ken 514-0114 Takadahonzan original picture postcard Valid only during the operation hours of Tea house “Renshinan” (10am – 3 pm) 1 Mie Tourist Information Office (As of March1,2021) Name Phone number Adress Higashi-Meihan Expressway EXPASA 059-332-0423 1569-2, Yamanoisshikicho, Yokkaichi-shi Gozaisho(to Nagoya) Higashi-Meihan Expressway EXPASA 059-332-7323 149-1-1, Yamanoisshikicho Rantoriguchi, Yokkaichi-shi Gozaisho(to Nagoya) Jibasan Mie Meihinkan 059-353-8100 1-3-18, Yasujima, Yokkaichi-shi Yokkaichi Tourist Information 「43 059-357-0381 1-1-56, Yasujima, Yokkaichi-shi Chaya」 Kuwana-City Product & 0594-21-5416 1F, Soei Mate,2,Soeicho, Kuwana-shi Tourist Information Sumiyoshiura Rest 0594-23-3010 Taichimaru-Cisaki Kuwana-shi Area Suzuka-City Tourist 059-380-5595 17-12, Shiroko Ekimae, Suzuka-shi Information Michinoeki (Roadside 0595-97-8200 674-8, Sekicho Shinjo, Kameyama-shi Station) Sekijuku Meihan Seki Drive-in 0595-96-1414 39, Sekicho Hagiwara, Kameyama-shi Kameyama-City 0595-97-8877 664-2, Sekicho Shinjo, Kameyama-shi Tourism Association Komono Ｔown 059-394-0050 2F, Michinoeki-komono, 2256, Komono, Komono-cho Mie-gun Tourist Association Meihan Ueno Drive-in 0595-23-1414 2017, Ouchi, Iga-shi Iga Drive-in 0595-45-6810 5704-1, Tsugemachi, Iga-shi Michinoeki (Roadside 0595-43-9955 3370-29, Kawai, Iga-shi Station) Ayama Iga-City Tourist 0595-24-0270 1F,Haitopia-iga,500, Ueno Marunouchi, Iga-shi Information Iga Ueno Tourist 0595-26-7788 122-4, Ueno Marunouchi, Iga-shi Information Center Nabari-City Tourist 0595-63-9087 3225-10, Hirao, Nabari-shi Information Akame 48 Water Falls Association 0595-63-3004 861-1, Akamecho Nagasaka, Nabari-shi （Japan Salamander Center） Ise Expressway Ano 059-268-1227 2807-2, Anocho Uchida, Tsu-shi SA(to Nagoya) Ise Expressway Ano 059-268-1227 138-17, Ozatomutsuaicho, Tsu-shi SA(from Nagoya) Tsu Station Tourist 059-246-9020 1F, UST-TSU, 700, Hadokorocho, Tsu-shi Information Tourist information exchange facility 059-212-0168 1288-8, Misugicho Okitsu, Tsu-shi Hidamari Michinoeki (Roadside 059-244-2755 255-4, Kawagecho Miyuki, Tsu-shi Station) Tsu Kawage Mie Prefecture Tourism 059-224-5904 2F, UST-TSU, 700, Hadokorocho, Tsu-shi Federation Sakakibara-Onsengo 059-252-0017 5824-1, Sakakibaracho, Tsu-shi Omotenashikan Matsusaka-City Tourist 0598-23-7771 507-2, Kyomachi, Matsusaka-shi Information Center Michinoeki (Roadside 0598-46-1111 177, Iitakacho Miyamae, Matsusaka-shi Station) Iitaka Station Country Historic Site "Ruins of Saio Princess 0596-52-7805 2969-4, Saiku, Meiwa-cho Taki-gun Palace" Resting Place "Itsuki chaya" Meiwa Tourist 0596-52-0055 2811, Saiku, Meiwa-cho Taki-gun Information Michinoeki (Roadside 0598-84-1010 663-1,Sahara,Odai-cho,Taki-gun Station) OkuIse Odai Michinoeki (Roadside Station) Okuise- 0598-86-3229 870-37, Takihara, Taiki-cho Watarai-gun Kitsutsukikan SANKAI NO SATO 0598-74-0323 2154-1, Saki, Taiki-cho Watarai-gun Mie Prefectural Sun- 0596-22-7700 4383-4, Asamacho, Ise-shi arena Ise Tourist Information 0596-23-3323 14-6, Honmachi, Ise-shi (Geku-mae) Ise Tourist Information 0596-65-6091 1-1-4, Fukiage, Ise-shi (Iseshi Station） Ujiurata Tourist 0596-23-3033 1-10-25, Ujiurata, Ise-shi Information Futamigaura Tourist 0596-43-2331 111-1, Futamicho Chaya, Ise-shi Information Ise Meotoiwa shopping 0596-43-4111 580, Futamicho E, Ise-shi plaza Ise Tourist Information 0596-23-9655 2-1-43, Iwabuchi, Ise-shi (Ujiyamada station) Ｔoba Observatory 0599-33-6201 3-3, Kuzakicho, Toba-shi Osukuni Kurao Osatsu "Ama" History 0599-33-7453 1238, Osatsucho, Toba-shi Museum 2 Toba-City Tourist 0599-25-2844 1-8-13, Toba, Toba-shi Information Michinoeki (Roadside 0599-56-2201 511-5, Isobecho Anagawa, Shima-shi Station) Ise Shima Satoumian (Ama Diver 0599-85-1212 2279, Shimacho Koshika, Shima-shi Hut) Ama museum Shima-City Tourist 0599-46-0570 1670-2 , Agocho Ugata, Shima-shi Information Iracchai Watarai 090-4797-9494 1260, Onoki, Watarai-cho Watarai-gun Minamiise Tourist 0599-66-1717 3917, Gokashoura, Minamiise-cho Watarai-gun Association Tamaki Tourist Local Products Sales 0596-58-9375 4016-3, Katsuta, Tamaki-cho Watarai-gun Processing "Gusuku" Mie Prefectural 0597-25-2666 12-4, Mukai, Owase-shi Kumanokodo Center Owase Tourism 0597-23-8261 12-14, Nakaimachi, Owase-shi Association Michinoeki (Roadside Station) Kumano- 0597-88-1011 137, Arimacho, Kumano-shi Hananoiwaya Higashi Kishu Regional 0597-89-2229 654-1,Ido-cho,Kumano-Shi Organization Kinan Tour Design 0597-85-2001 517-1, Kinomotocho, Kumano-shi Center Michinoeki (Roadside Station) Kumano- 0597-97-0968 82,Itaya,Kiwa-cho Itayakurobee no Sato Michinoeki (Roadside 0597-32-1661 1439-3, Aiga, Kihoku-cho Kitamuro-gun Station) Miyama Hajikami-Terrace 0597-46-1011 600, Miura, Kihoku-cho Kitamuro-gun Kihoku Town Tourist 0597-46-3555 2410-73, Higashinagashima, Kihoku-cho Kitamuro-gun Information Center Michinoeki (Roadside Station) Park Shichiri- 05979-2-3975 4926-5, Atawa, Mihama-cho Minamimuro-gun Mihama Michinoeki (Roadside Station) Kihocho 0735-33-0300 568-7, Ida, Kiho-cho Minamimuro-gun Umigame Park Mie TERRACE 03-5542-1035 2F, YUITO-ANNEX, 2-4-1, Nihonbashimuromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo Mie Prefectural Government Kansai 06-6347-1932 8F, Osaka Station 4 Bld,1-11-4, Umeda, Kita-ku Osaka-shi, Osaka Branch Office 3.
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