Kou Taisha Shrine's Separate Palace, Tsukiyomi Palace

The Geku Moon Reading Palace, a separate palace of the Kōdai Jingū Shrine located in Ise City, is attractive for its serene space surrounded by centuries-old camphor trees. Four separate palaces are lined up, and among them, the palace that enshrines the highest-ranking Tsukuyomi no Mikoto exudes a historical and mystical atmosphere. Visitors are healed both mentally and physically and released from their daily lives.

The Imperial Grand Shrine Geku's separate shrine, Tsukiyomi no Miya, located in Ise City, is attractive with its unique style of four separate shrines and mysterious atmosphere. Enshrining Tsukiyomi no Mikoto, this separate shrine is one of the most prestigious in the Naiku, and you can refresh your mind and body in the serene space brought about by the surrounding forest. Please come and visit.

At the Imperial Grand Shrine of Ise's separate shrine, Tsukiyomi-no-Mikoto, you can feel the essence of Japanese mythology in a serene space surrounded by centuries-old cedar trees and a unique style of four shrines standing side by side. This is a place where Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto is enshrined and teaches the rhythm of the waxing and waning moon. Visitors can also receive benefits such as purification of mind and body, and good fortune.

The Tsukiyomi Palace, a separate palace of the Imperial Grand Shrine in Ise City, is known as the highest ranked separate palace of the Naiku Shrine and provides a sense of relief to those who visit due to its benefits of purification and protection from misfortune. The four aligned shrines emit a unique atmosphere, and you can spend a pleasant time in a serene space surrounded by a deep forest.

The Imperial Grand Shrine Moon Reading Palace, located in Ise City, is known as a power spot, with its historically valuable "Tsukiyomi Aragami Shrine". You can calm your mind in the serene space surrounded by a deep forest and the unique style of the four shrines lined up. It enshrines Tsukiyomi-no-Mikoto, an important figure in Japanese mythology, and bestows blessings such as warding off evil and purifying the mind and body on those who visit.