Ise-Shima National Park occupies Mie Prefecture on Honshu, Japan, designated on November 20, 1946 and covering about 555 square kilometers. Its ria coastline and scattered islands surround Ago Bay and Matoya Bay, with hilly inland terrain rising to Mount Asama-ga-take at 555 meters. The park contains the Ise Jingu shrine complex and the paired rock formation known as Meoto Iwa, the wedded rocks.
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