Kisosaki

From Mie Guidebook

Kisosaki (木曽岬町 : Kisosaki-chō) is a a tiny sliver of a town on the Aichi-side of the Kiso River. It has a population of about 7,000 people.

Contents 1 Name 2 The Big Question 3 Transportation 4 Local Attractions 4.1 Things to See 5 Services 6 Shopping 7 Food and Drink 8 Recreation and Entertainment

Name

"Kisosaki" is a name dictated by its physical geography, the final part of a promontory running out along the Kiso River.

The Big Question

The big question is not "why isn't Kisosaki part of Kuwana-shi". No. The big question is this: Why isn't Kisosaki part of Aichi? How did Mie get control of it? It's on the other side of the Kiso River, the border between Mie and Aichi. It's just a tiny sliver of land on the Aichi-side of the Kiso River that for some reason belongs to Mie.

Transportation

Local Attractions

Things to See

• Nabeta Riverbank Sakura Avenue - Beautiful in early April

Services

Shopping

Food and Drink

Recreation and Entertainment

Mie Prefecture
Northern Mie	Asahi • Inabe • Kameyama • Kawagoe • Kisosaki • Komono • Kuwana • Suzuka • Tōin • Yokkaichi
Central Mie	Matsusaka • Meiwa • Ōdai • Taiki • Taki • Tsu
Eastern Mie	Ise • Minami Ise • Shima • Tamaki • Toba • Watarai
Western Mie	Iga • Nabari
Southern Mie	Kihō • Kihoku • Kumano • Mihama • Owase

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