Ise toll gate

The Ise toll gate is a toll collection facility on the Ise Expressway featuring multiple lanes for both electronic toll collection and cash payments. The station serves traffic between two major interchanges with separate processing areas for each payment method.

The facility began operations in 1993 as part of Japan's expansion of its expressway system in the Mie Prefecture region. Its establishment represented an important milestone in modernizing regional transportation infrastructure.

The toll gate reflects Japan's systematic approach to road infrastructure, integrating technology with traditional payment methods to serve diverse user preferences.

Drivers have three payment options available: cash, credit cards, or the electronic toll collection system which requires an onboard device and special card. Planning ahead and choosing your payment method before arrival helps ensure a smooth passage through the facility.

Located between Tamaki and Ise-nishi Interchanges at coordinates 34.471583, 136.708833, this facility manages traffic flow for numerous regional destinations.

Location: Ise

Inception: March 29, 1993

Part of: Ise Expressway

GPS coordinates: 34.47158,136.70883

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:27