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Tsu CastleTsu KannonMie Gokoku JinjaTsu Station signTsu Nagisamachi
Tsu CastleTsu KannonMie Gokoku JinjaTsu Station signTsu Nagisamachi
Tsu City Hall
Tsu City Hall
Skyline of Tsu City
Skyline of Tsu City
Downtown of Tsu City
Downtown of Tsu City
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The pair of Meoto Iwa rocks off the coast of Ise city, Mie prefecture during sunrise
The pair of Meoto Iwa rocks off the coast of Ise city, Mie prefecture during sunrise
Ise Shrine
Ise Shrine
Regional division of Mie as used by the Japan Meteorological Agency: The primary division is between North/Central and South, the former being further
Regional division of Mie as used by the Japan Meteorological Agency: The primary division is between North/Central and South, the former being further subdivided into North, Central and Iga, the latter into Ise-Shima and KiSei/East Kishū; Ise/Sei-shū, Shima/Shi-shū, Iga/I-shū and Kii/Ki-shū are the four Ritsuryō provinces that are partly or entirely part of modern Mie.
Mie coastline, near Toba
Mie coastline, near Toba