Okage Yokocho

Tourist Attraction

4.2

(37.2k)

Okage Yokocho is a charming shopping district designed to replicate an Edo-period post town, featuring traditional wooden buildings. It's located just outside the Inner Shrine of Ise, nestled by low hills and the Isuzu River. You'll find a wide variety of craft stores, restaurants, and shops selling local products and souvenirs.

Address

52 Ujinakanokiricho, Ise, Mie 516-8558, Japan

Website

https://okageyokocho.com/

Opening Hours

9:30 AM – 5:00 PM (Thu)

Phone

+81 596-23-8838

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Worth it?

Worth it if you enjoy a bustling, traditional atmosphere with lots of food and shopping

Skip if you're expecting a quiet, relaxing historical stroll, especially on weekends

Reviewers consistently praise the wide variety of delicious street food, local products, and souvenirs available.3 mentions

The traditional atmosphere with old wooden buildings and glowing red lanterns is a major draw.2 mentions

The area can get extremely crowded, especially on weekends, making a relaxing stroll difficult.2 mentions

Location

52 Ujinakanokiricho, Ise, Mie 516-8558, Japan

Nearby places

Kotai Jingu (Ise Jingu Naiku, Inner Sanctuary)

11 min walk

Highlights

The area is filled with traditional sweets, fresh food, snacks, seafood, and local products, including Akafuku mochi, Ise udon, and Matsusaka beef skewers.

You can find many cute cat decorations throughout the area, making it a fun stop for cat enthusiasts.

The best part of the area is by the river, where you can enjoy the Edo-period buildings from a coffee shop.

Who it's for

Good for kids

Family with kids

Groups

Friends

Wheelchair entrance

Accessible restroom

Paid parking

Cards accepted

This spot is great for families, groups, and anyone looking for souvenirs, local food, and a lively atmosphere. Cat lovers will also find plenty to enjoy.

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Paid parking is available, and the area accepts credit cards.

Reviews

4.2

Very good

5 Reviews

Visitors generally love the lively, traditional atmosphere and the extensive selection of food and souvenirs, particularly the Akafuku mochi and Matsusaka beef skewers. However, many note that it can be very crowded, especially on weekends, which can detract from the experience if you're seeking a quiet visit.