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What to see and do in Uramura

Explore the quiet coastal stretch of Uramura, an area defined by its deep-rooted oyster farming traditions and sheltered bay. Here, the local culture is shaped by a unique maritime heritage and the seasonal rhythm of the sea.

Uramura area guides

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Moshio Bay produces approximately 2,000 tons of oysters annually—accounting for two-thirds of Mie Prefecture's total production.

Special features

Learn about the local innovations and environmental factors that make Uramura’s oysters so renowned. From the meeting of forest and sea nutrients to seasonal harvest traditions, these features offer a closer look at the area’s specialized maritime culture.

Uramura highlights

Find essential information and location details for key sites across the Uramura area. These links provide a practical guide to the community’s most significant landmarks and points of interest.

toba

With over 60,000 pieces in its collection, this is the best place to discover the local history and culture.

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Spanning the mouth of Onoura Bay, this iconic white arch bridge connects the coastal community of Uramura with the scenic heights of the Pearl Road.

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Known for its sacred spring and traditional maritime significance, the shrine offers a peaceful look into the spiritual life of this oyster-farming community.

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Explore the calm, sheltered waters of Onoura Bay, a central hub for Toba’s traditional oyster cultivation. Characterized by its deeply indented "ria" coastline and nutrient-rich currents, the bay serves as the lifeblood of the local maritime economy.

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