Ise Jingu หรือ ศาลเจ้าอิเสะ ในจังหวัดมิเอะ เป็นศาลเจ้าศักดิ์สิทธิ์ที่สุดของศาสนาชินโต ของญี่ปุ่น สาม

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Ise Jingu หรือ ศาลเจ้าอิเสะ ในจังหวัดมิเอะ เป็นศาลเจ้าศักดิ์สิทธิ์ที่สุดของศาสนาชินโต ของญี่ปุ่น สาม0:43

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Explore Ise Jingu, the most sacred Shinto shrine in Japan, with a rich 2000-year history. Learn about its traditions, purification rituals, and the surrounding area.

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Ise Jingu
Shinto shrine · Ise
4.7 (33,071)Closed · opens tomorrow 5 AM
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The most sacred Shinto shrine in Japan, boasting 2000 years of history. It's a place of profound tranquility and beauty, where visitors can experience traditional Japanese spirituality. Photography and videography are prohibited inside the main worship areas, but allowed in the surrounding grounds. It's recommended to arrive an hour before 4 PM to have enough time to explore.
Kotai Jingu (Ise Jingu Naiku, Inner Sanctuary), 1 Ujitachicho, Ise, Mie 516-0023, Japan
- Torii gate entrance — The grand torii gate marks the entrance to Ise Jingu, setting a serene and spiritual tone as you step onto the sacred grounds. It's the first impressive structure you encounter, signifying the transition into a holy space.
- Procession of priests — Witnessing a procession of priests in traditional attire, carrying yellow umbrellas, adds to the spiritual atmosphere of Ise Jingu. It's a rare and beautiful sight that highlights the shrine's deep-rooted traditions.
- Stone steps to the main shrine — The ancient stone steps lead up to the main shrine buildings, surrounded by towering trees. The ascent feels like a journey into a deeper, more sacred part of the complex, especially on a misty day.
- Isuzu River scenery — The scenic views along the Isuzu River, with lush greenery and traditional lanterns, offer a peaceful escape within the shrine complex. It's a beautiful spot for quiet contemplation.
- Returning omamori (charms) — In Japan, there's a belief about the lifespan of omamori (charms). If your wish comes true, you should return the charm to the shrine to express gratitude. If it doesn't, you can return it to be re-blessed or replaced. If you can't return it in person, you can mail it back to the shrine for proper disposal.
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Uji Bridge
Bridge · Ise
4.6Closed
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A beautiful wooden bridge that serves as the main entrance to the Inner Shrine (Naiku) of Ise Jingu. Crossing it is part of the purification process before entering the sacred grounds.
Uji-bashi Bridge, 1 Ujitachicho, Ise, Mie 516-0023, Japan
Experience · 1 place
Traditional hand and mouth purification
At the Mitarashi River, I performed the traditional purification ritual. You use the wooden ladles to scoop water, first rinsing your left hand, then your right, then your mouth, and finally pouring water over the ladle handle to cleanse it. It's a serene and respectful way to prepare yourself before entering the sacred areas of the shrine.
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Mitarashi River
River
3.5
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Located within Ise Jingu, this is a traditional purification site where visitors can cleanse their hands and mouth in the clear waters of the Isuzu River before approaching the main shrine.
Mitarashi River, Gifu, Japan
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Okage-yokocho
Tourist attraction · Ise
4.2Closed · opens tomorrow 9:30 AM
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A charming historical district near Ise Jingu, featuring traditional Japanese architecture, shops, and restaurants. It's a perfect place to explore after visiting the shrine, offering local delicacies and souvenirs.
Okage Yokocho, 52 Ujinakanokiricho, Ise, Mie 516-8558, Japan
- Lantern-lined street — The streets of Okage-yokocho are beautifully lit with traditional lanterns, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere, especially as dusk settles. It's a picturesque scene perfect for an evening stroll.