Moto-Isekoru Shrine

At the former Ise-komi Shrine in Miyazu City, there is the main shrine boasting the unique Shinmei-zukuri style in Ise Jingu. Its shape is close to a square and it features a raised-floor warehouse, as well as decorations in five colors of seat balls and blue, yellow, red, white, and black. It is a valuable building that is popular among fans of ancient Japanese history, as it is the place where Toyokuni-no-mikoto and Amaterasu-o-mikami lived together. The majestic atmosphere that fascinates visitors is a must-see.

At the former Ise-Kago Shrine in Miyazu City, there are Komodo designated as important cultural properties from the Kamakura period. The left Komodo in the shape of "un" has both front legs, while the right Komodo in the shape of "a" has its right front leg cut and repaired, giving it a humorous and powerful appearance. The sword wound on the right front leg by swordsman Iwami Jutaro is also famous. Why not go and search for this rare and valuable existence that has a Japanese-style beauty considered to be one of the oldest in Japan?

Munakata Shrine is located in the former Ise-komi Shrine in Miyazu City and is known as a spiritual site. It enshrines Toyokuni Okami and is considered Japan's oldest power spot. Within the precincts, you can glimpse the ancient Japanese festival form with the water of Ten no Munakai and the Iwakura. In addition, the "Sanrei Mamori," which is only given on the days of the new moon and full moon, is popular as a special amulet. If you want to refresh your mind and body, please visit this place.

At Moto-Ise-Kongu Shrine in Miyazu City, there is an Inner Shrine with the ancient ritual site "Iwakura". This is the only shrine in Japan that enshrines Toyokuni Okami and Amaterasu Okami, and is also one of Japan's oldest power spots. In addition, exhibits such as family trees from the Heian period and designated masterpieces of important cultural properties are on display, making it a recommended spot for history enthusiasts. Why not purify your heart in this solemn atmosphere?

At the former Ise-kago Shrine in Miyazu City, a magnificent procession of the Imperial Palanquin can be seen on holidays. This procession is known for its beauty and has become one of the shrine's attractions. In addition, there are also sights within the shrine grounds that have a deep connection with Ise Jingu Shrine and have fascinated many people from ancient to modern times. It is recommended for those interested in history, culture, and those seeking spiritual experiences. Please come and visit.