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Ise Shrimp (Ise-Ebi)
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Ise-ebi (伊勢海老, 'Ise lobster') is a spiny lobster species native to Japan's Pacific coast, with Ise Bay producing the highest quality specimens — prized for their sweet, firm meat and vibrant red shells. The lobsters are harvested from October to April (peak season) using traditional trap methods, and Ise-ebi has been considered a luxury ingredient since the Edo period. The crustacean's name literally means 'Ise shrimp,' and eating Ise-ebi in its namesake region is a pilgrimage for Japanese seafood lovers.
Ise's coastal restaurants serve Ise-ebi in multiple preparations: sashimi (raw, showcasing natural sweetness), grilled with salt or miso, tempura, or in miso soup using the shells for rich broth. The lobster's texture is less buttery than Western lobster but more delicate and mineral-forward, reflecting the clean ocean waters. A full Ise-ebi dinner course (懐石, kaiseki) at premium restaurants costs ¥8,000–15,000, while casual izakaya offer grilled Ise-ebi for ¥3,000–5,000.
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Hours vary by restaurant — check ahead
วันหยุด: Season: October 1–April 30 (peak) | May–September: off-season (fresh Ise-ebi unavailable; some restaurants serve frozen) | Individual restaurant closures vary
ค่าเข้าชม
No entry fee | Casual grilled Ise-ebi set: ¥4,500–6,000 | Kaiseki lunch: ¥8,000–10,000 | Kaiseki dinner: ¥12,000–18,000
ฤดูที่ดีที่สุด
November–February for peak quality (fattiest lobsters before spawning) | October for best value (season opens, prices lower) | Avoid May–September (fishing prohibited, fresh unavailable)
ระยะเวลาเที่ยวชม
60–90 minutes (casual grilled set) | 2 hours (kaiseki course) | Combine with Ise Jingu visit for a full day in Ise
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