Located in Ise Bay near Toba City, Mikimoto Pearl Island is a celebrated destination known as the birthplace of cultured pearls. This small island offers visitors a chance to explore the history, beauty, and craftsmanship of pearl cultivation while enjoying stunning seaside views.
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The island is named after Mikimoto Kōkichi, the pioneer of pearl cultivation who successfully created the first cultured pearls here in 1893. Today, it features a museum, a pearl shop, and live demonstrations of traditional Ama (female divers) showcasing pearl harvesting techniques. The island’s exhibits highlight the artistry and innovation behind pearl jewelry, as well as its cultural significance.
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Mikimoto Pearl Island is more than a tribute to the legacy of cultured pearls; it’s a place where history, art, and natural beauty converge. A visit here offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of pearls and an unforgettable experience in the scenic Toba area.