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The town where the history and culture of Ise permeate. Enjoy food and shopping souvenirs.
In front of the Inner Shrine of Ise Jingu Shrine, there's a street called Oharai Machi that bustles with numerous worshippers every year. From the Edo Period to early Meiji Period, many people called Onshi lived here and performed Shinto dance and music for their worshippers (Oharai), thus, the name Oharai Machi is believed to have come about.
The town declined for a time, but with the effort to bury electric lines and restore cobblestones to bring back the traditional townscape, it has been renovated into a very charming area now.
At the center of Oharai Machi, there is an area called Okage Yokocho, lined with Ise architecture, which was built from Edo to Meiji Periods and transferred and rebuilt here. Akafuku-Main store is a classic store that sells Akafuku rice cakes with more than 300 years of history. Fukusuke serves traditional Ise udon noodles.
In Okage Yokocho, seasonal festivals and markets are held, and on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays, there are taiko drum performances and kamishibai storytelling. Visitors can also purchase unique Ise souvenirs, among various other enjoyments.
The townscape with historical ambience (Oharai Machi)
Ise udon restaurant and liquor stores (Oharai Machi)
Akafuku-Main store near Okage Yokocho
Okage Yokocho packed with people
Fukusuke serves Ise udon noodles (Okage Yokocho)
在托福橫丁的街道都是傳統的木製建築，有種ㄖ本懷舊的老街感，這裡賣著各式各樣的東西，
可以滿足喜歡逛小商店的人，光是看也覺得有趣!
托福橫丁的街道總是有著絡繹不絕的人潮，很喜~他古老的建築物,逛起來街來很有懷舊的氣氛喲~
參拜完最神聖的伊勢神宮後，絕對不能錯過神宮前這條托福橫丁哦這兒充滿日本風情的華麗建築，到處都可見到烤牛肉串～甜點等一些小吃哦👍
四周圍都充滿懷舊的氣息，還能在這品嚐美食。
重現江戶時代熱鬧街景，商店賣的土產和小吃琳瑯滿目很多樣。
