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Swimming Day 1 Preview: Du Toit able to open Paralympics with a gold. After the Meiji Restoration, the previous provinces of Ise, Shima and Iga as well as a portion of jap Kii, had been organized and reorganized repeatedly. The Meiji-era, former (1879-1964) building of the Mie prefectural authorities has been reconstructed within the "Meiji village" museum in Aichi. Until the Meiji Restoration, the world that's now Mie Prefecture was made up of Ise Province, Shima Province, Iga Province, and part of Kii Province. Mie Prefecture varieties the japanese part of the Kii Peninsula, and borders on Aichi, Gifu, Shiga, Kyoto, Nara, and Wakayama. Both prefectural elections in Mie are currently held as a part of unified local elections. Distribution of regional license plates in Mie: Much of the prefecture nonetheless uses 三重 (Mie), and there is only one prefecturewide MLIT car registration centre for all of Mie, in Tsu Metropolis; but with the introduction of regional plates and not using a separate licensing office since the 2000s, there at the moment are three extra regional identifieres: 四日市 (Yokkaichi) for Yokkaichi City alone, 鈴鹿 (Suzuka) in Suzuka Metropolis and Kameyama City, and 伊勢志摩 (Ise-Shima) used for seven municipalities on the Shima peninsula. In the introduction of modern cities, towns and villages in 1889, Anotsu turned district-impartial as Tsu City and the districts were subdivided into 18 towns and 317 villages (see the List of mergers in Mie Prefecture for changes since then).