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It is one of the jurisdictions of the Inner Temple, and enshrines Kihana Kaiyahime [Konohana Sakuya Hime no Mikoto]. It is said that it was originally the god of the land of Ujikan, and is still widely believed by locals as the god of asunder and child-giving.

A branch of the Isetsu River, a branch of the Isetsu River, is located across the Fuchichi Prayer Palace Bridge over the Shimaji River. It enshrines the god of the wind, Shitsuchō Tsuhikōmei [Shinatsuhiko Mikoto] and Shitsuchō Tobekōō [Shina Tobekōkō]. It is located in a forest of thick old trees, and the view from the bridge is beautiful, especially during the autumn leaves.

A cypress-built bridge over the Fifty-Five Suzukawa. Cross this bridge into the sanctuary of the Inner Palace. The torii standing on the west side of the bridge have the wing-holding pillars [Munamochibashira] of the Sōgū-gū-gū, which were dismantled at the time of the Sōgū-gū, while the torii of the east-bai have the wing-holding pillars of the inner-gū-gōden reused. The two removed torii are again transferred to Oiwake Seki and Shichiri in Kuwana. On the day of the winter solstice, the sunrise is just above the center line of Ujibashi.

The Inner Palace is officially called the Imperial Shrine (Kōtai Jingu), and it enshrines the Amaterasu Omikami (Amaterasu Omikami), the Imperial God. About 2,000 years ago, at the time of Emperor Tarin, the princess, Waimei [Yamato Hime no Mikoto], traveled around the country, and it is said that the land of the Gozenza of Amaterasu Omikami was set here.. The imperial palace area is as large as 55 million square meters. Place Summary One hour.

Ise Shrine is a collective term for 125 companies scattered around the city of Ise, and "Ise Mairi", which has long been a longing for the common people, is now a nationwide boom. If you go around the Inner Palace, which enshrines the Japanese Sōji God, and the Outer Palace, which is wrapped in an ancient forest, you will feel the holy signs that fill the precincts.

A hand-washing place on the banks of the Fifty-five Suzukawa. The cobblestones that have been laid are said to be called by Tokugawa Tsunayoshi's mother, Keisho-in. It is a practice to purify the mind and body here before visiting.

It is the first bentacle of the Inner Palace, which enshrines the Ara soul of the Amaterasu Omikami. It is located along the sando, which is the back of the Shōgū, and the area is quiet, surrounded by sweltering trees. Like the Taga Palace of the Outer Palace, there are many worshippers.

The river which runs on the west side of the Inner Temple area. It is also known as "Miko Suso River" because of the legend that Waimei rinsed the hem of his clothing. The two streams that originate at Mount Jinji, and Mount Shido meet at the upper reaches of the Mitarai area, pass through Ujibashi, and pour into Ise Bay from Ninamiura and Ōminato. Since ancient times, it has been known as a holy river, and it has been chanted by many singers such as the West Bank. In addition, there is a custom that bringing home this river water to Ox Day and Yasaku in the lunar calendar will spare you the plague for a year.

The open-air shioyu bath, which uses seawater from Nimiura, is popular; a replica of the couple-wife rock is placed in the bathhouse, and there is also a dry sauna, Shioin's bubble bath, and Jacuzzi, which convey Ise's bath culture at the tide-bathing palace.

On the occasion of the Ise Shrine Palace, the pebbles to be laid on the new grounds of the precinct, the Jingu Shiraishi Cookies with Oishi Shiraishi motifs are made of cookies full of walnuts wrapped in sugar powder, with a gentle taste of 10 bags of 600 yen and 21 boxes of 1230 yen.