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Shopping in Mie Prefecture

Mie Prefecture Shopping Guide 2026

Mie Prefecture's retail map: authentic souvenirs, the districts that suit them, and the tourist traps to skip.

Mie Prefecture occupies the eastern tip of the Kii Peninsula along Japan's Pacific coast, sheltering Japan's most sacred Shinto shrine complex, a UNESCO-listed pilgrimage network, pristine pearl-farming bays, and a coastline famous for Ise lobster and Matsusaka wagyu beef.

Traditional markets

Where locals shop and travellers find treasures.

Market

Toba Fish Market (Uoichiba)

Fresh catch; some visitors buy to take home on ice

Hours: 07:00–14:00 Tue–Sat

Market

Matsusaka City Market

Local farm produce, pickles, dried foods

Hours: 08:00–12:00 Sundays (rotating)