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Ise Jingū Naikū (Kōtai Jingū)
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Ise Jingū Naikū (Kōtai Jingū)

皇大神宮（伊勢神宮 内宮）

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伊勢市宇治館町1
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History

The association dates the first Shikinen Sengu reconstruction ceremony to 690.

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Timeline

Founding, rebuilding, and milestones across the centuries.

  1. 690

    First periodic shrine renewal

    AsukaRecorded event
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Explore the grounds

An illustrated overview of the grounds. Match the numbers to the landmarks below.

Illustration © emonsterIllustrated map for orientation. Access and paths may change; follow signs at the site.
Landmarks on this map

  1. Main Sanctuary

    The central sanctuary enshrines Amaterasu-Omikami.

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  2. Aramatsuri-no-Miya

    Dedicated to Amaterasu’s vigorous spirit.

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  3. Kagura Hall

    Prayers and sacred music are offered here.

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  4. Rice Granary

    Stores rice offered at the principal festivals.

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  5. Offering Storehouse

    A Shinmei-style building for donated offerings.

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  6. Miniechosha

    Ritual preparation of abalone offerings takes place here.

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  7. Sacred Kitchen

    Offerings are prepared using ritually pure fire.

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  8. Sake and Offering Storehouses

    These shrines are associated with sake and food offerings.

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  9. Sacred Horse Stable

    A stable for horses presented by the Imperial Household.

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  10. Assembly Hall

    A rest hall with a stage for votive performances.

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  11. Koyasu Shrine

    Venerates Konohanasakuyahime, associated with safe childbirth.

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  12. Oyamatsumi Shrine

    Venerates the guardian deity of Kamijiyama.

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Visiting information

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Hours, admission and access can change. Confirm current details with the site before travelling.

Opening hours

Normal visiting hours are 05:00–18:00 in January–April and September,05:00–19:00 in May–August, and 05:00–17:00 in October–December; New Year hours vary.

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Sources 神宮司庁

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