A Japan Heritage site, Saiku

“Guide to a Japan Heritage site, Saiku” is a multi-language application program to help you enjoy the Japan Heritage site in Meiwa-cho, Mie Prefecture, titled “Saiku: The Palace of Saio - the Imperial Princess Prays.”

When this application program is started up, a manga is displayed first to help you learn about Saiku. Everyone will enjoy it.
This application introduces the cultural properties mentioned in the stories about Saiku and Saio, and has a “Stamp Rally” menu, which is a walk to collect a series of stamps while visiting facilities such as cultural properties.
In addition, Meihime (the mascot character of Meiwa-cho, an elf of the Japanese wild iris) guides the routes to such facilities; so, you can enjoy sightseeing without getting lost.
There are some special gifts of sightseeing, for example, limited images which can be browsed only when you arrive at a site or a prize of the “Stamp Rally” finishers. So, please enjoy this Japan Heritage site, "Saiku: The Palace of Saio - the Imperial Princess Prays", using this application program at hand.

[Major contents]
- You can learn about a Japan Heritage site, “Saiku: The Palace of Saio - the Imperial Princess Prays” from a manga and some 31-syllable Japanese poems called “waka”.
- The twelve cultural properties of a Japan Heritage site, “Saiku: The Palace of Saio - the Imperial Princess Prays” are introduced.
- A “Stamp Rally” walk stopping by cultural properties is available.
- A local mascot character guides the routes to the cultural properties and major sightseeing facilities of “Saiku: The Palace of Saio - the Imperial Princess Prays.”
- Limited images can be browsed when stopping by each cultural property.
- Special gifts are presented to the “Stamp Rally” finishers.