All Reviews of Oharai Machi, Okage Yokocho

Okage Yokocho is next to Ise Jingu and has lots of authentic Japanese food, cafés, and shops. You can enjoy sweets from the traditional Akafuku shop and seafood from Ise while browsing the stores, and the lively atmosphere completely immerses travelers in the experience.

It really has that classic Japanese old-town feel, and the whole street is super fun to explore. Once you start walking and snacking, it’s hard to stop.

There are lots of local Ise foods and souvenirs, and the atmosphere is lively without feeling too chaotic. The wooden streetscape also looks great in photos.

I’d recommend going on an empty stomach. Akafuku, Ise udon, and the other local specialties are definitely worth trying. It does get crowded on weekends, but it still feels like the kind of place that makes you want to slow down and wander around.

Okage Yokocho has all kinds of delicious food. This udon shop's broth is super light and not greasy, and the noodles are really chewy and springy—so satisfying to eat.

The streets in Okage Yokocho are lined with traditional wooden buildings, giving off a nostalgic old-town vibe. There are all kinds of things for sale here, so if you love browsing little shops, you'll have a great time. Even just looking around is fun!

The streets of Okage Yokocho are always bustling with people. I love it! The old buildings give the whole area a nostalgic vibe—it's so much fun to walk around.

After visiting the sacred Ise Jingu, you definitely shouldn't miss Okage Yokocho in front of the shrine! The gorgeous, traditional Japanese buildings are everywhere, and you’ll find all kinds of street food like grilled beef skewers and sweets. 👍

The whole area has a nostalgic vibe, and you can also try some delicious food here.

The lively street scene from the Edo period is recreated here. There are tons of shops selling all kinds of local snacks and souvenirs.

It's super lively and really popular. Feels just like stepping back into the Edo period.