Okage Yokocho Street

“Edo-era pilgrims' lane where soy sauce smoke still drifts at noon.”

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Okage Yokocho Street

Okage Yokocho Street is a shopping area near Ise Jingu Shrine. It is part of the historical town of Oharai that accommodated pilgrims to the shrine in the Edo period (1600-1867). Oharai literally means purification and refers to the ritual cleaning that pilgrims undergo before praying at a Shinto shrine. Okage Yokocho is a reconstruction of a traditional Japanese townscape which was opened in 1993. Its motto, as expressed in the word 'okage' (thanks to you), is to express gratitude for nature's generosity. The street offers food and drink, specialty food stores, arts and crafts shops, and cultural experiences to visitors.

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Spot NameOkage Yokocho Street
Postal Code〒516-8558
Address52 Ujinakanokiricho, Ise City, Mie
Telephone Number0596-23-8838
Official URLhttps://www.okageyokocho.co.jp/en/
KeywordsBeautiful Scenery, Food & Drink, Shopping

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What is Okage Yokocho Street?
Edo-era pilgrims' lane where soy sauce smoke still drifts at noon.
Where is Okage Yokocho Street?
Okage Yokocho Street is located at 52 Ujinakanokiricho, Ise City, Mie.
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