# Shima Spain Village

> A Spanish-themed resort in Shima whose Parque Espana park recreates the streets, plazas and flamenco of Spain, with coasters, parades and a hot spring and hotel alongside.

- Prefecture: Mie
- Type: Theme park
- Address: Shima, Mie, Japan
- Opening hours: Mon–Sun 09:30–17:00
- Admission: 5900 yen
- Official site: https://www.parque-net.com/

Shima Spain Village is a resort on the Ise-Shima coast whose centrepiece, Parque Espana, recreates the look of a Spanish town, from tiled plazas and Andalusian streets to a grand cathedral facade. Attractions range from the Pyrenees roller coaster and water rides to gentle family attractions, with flamenco and street shows, character parades and seasonal illuminations giving it a festive air. The complex also includes the Himawari-no-Yu hot spring and an on-site hotel, making it an easy overnight base while touring Ise-Shima. A quiet favourite that found new fame online, it is reached most easily by car or a shuttle bus from Ugata Station.

## FAQ

### How much is a passport to Shima Spain Village?

A one-day passport, covering entry and unlimited rides, is around 5,900 yen for adults and 3,900 yen for children; prices change periodically, so check the official site. Discounted rail-and-passport sets are sold by Kintetsu.

### How do I get to Shima Spain Village?

Take a direct bus (about 13 minutes) from Kintetsu Ugata Station, the gateway to Ise-Shima, or drive; there is a large paid car park. Some limited express trains connect from Osaka, Kyoto and Nagoya to Ugata.

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Source: Shima Spain Village — Japan Voyage